Storms in Her Head: Freud and the Construction of Hysteria Book

	Preface
	Acknowledgments
	Introduction	1
1	The Primal Leap of Psychoanalysis, from Body to Speech: Freud, Feminism, and the Vicissitudes of the Transference	31
2	The Psychotherapy of Hysteria, 1995	65
3	Pregnancy, Death, and Loss in Anna O.'s Hysteria	91
4	A Psychology of Unconscious Experience without Interpretive Metapsychology	107
5	Hysteria, Dissociation, and Cure: Emmy von N. Revisited	121
6	The Case History in Historical Perspective: Nanette Leroux and Emmy von N.	143
7	Falling into History: Freud's Case of Frau Emmy von N.	167
8	Eroticism and Representation: The Epistemology of Sex in Light of the Case of Frau Emmy von N.	185
9	Psychoanalysis and the Degradation of Romance	201
10	From Hypnotic Suggestion to Free Association: Freud as a Psychotherapist, circa 1892-1893	223
11	Back to the Future in Psychoanalysis: Trauma, Dissociation, and the Nature of Unconscious Processes	243
12	On Trauma: A Freudian Perspective	265
13	The Physicality of the Gaze	281
14	Beyond the Feminine Ideal: The Body Speaks	303
15	Conversations with Elisabeth von R.	323
16	The Leap from the Studies on Hysteria to The Interpretation of Dreams	341
	Contributors	359
	Index	363