Freud: Darkness in the Midst of Vision Book

	Acknowledgments	vii
	Introduction: "The Development of the Hero"	1
Part 1	Freud's Life: The First Thirty Years
1	A Traumatic Infancy	7
2	Childhood and Adolescence	22
3	The Early Adult Years: Searching for an Identity	39
4	Opening Up: Martha, Cocaine, Fleischl	55
5	Jean-Martin Charcot: "The Napoleon of Neuroses"	74
6	Martha: "The Loss of an Illusion"	86
Part 2	The Birth of Psychoanalysis
7	Josef Breuer and the Invention of Psychotherapy	99
8	Breuer, Freud, and the Studies on Hysteria: 1886-1895	111
9	The Break with Breuer	118
10	Self-Analysis and the Invention of the Oedipus Complex	126
11	The Interpretation of Dreams and the End of the Fliess Affair	141
12	The Great Freud Emerges: 1899-1905	153
Part 3	The Psychoanalytic Movement: 1902-1939
13	The Psychoanalytic Movement: Images of War	173
14	Alfred Adler: The First Dissident	194
15	The King and His Knights: The Committee	208
16	Carl Gustav Jung: The Favorite Son Expelled	217
17	The First World War	233
18	Trauma Revisited: The Neuroses of War	252
19	Freud at Work: The Postwar Years	269
20	Freud at Home	289
21	Anna Freud: The Perfect Disciple	299
22	Otto Rank: "I Was In Deepest of All"	310
23	"What Does a Woman Want?"	328
24	Sandor Ferenczi: The Wise Baby	339
25	The Final Years	354
Appendix	Psychoanalysis Interminable: Freud as a Therapist	365
	Background and Sources	375
	Notes	387
	Bibliography	444
	Credits	457
	Index	459