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Freud's Wizard

Ernest Jones and the Transformation of Psychoanalysis

by Brenda Maddox


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This biography of Welsh psychoanalyst Ernest Jones, reveals a life that might be a suitable subject for television's DATELINE or SIXTY MINUTES. Remembered as an early champion of Sigmund Freud's work, which he helped to get translated and published in the English-speaking world, Jones also wrote a definitive three-volume life of Freud. Brenda Maddox reveals, however, that Jones himself had a suppressed past: he had once been charged with improper conduct with pupils, and his first wife died under suspicious circumstances. Maddox provides a compelling story of Freud and his circle, and of Jones's role in the dark and dirty waters of the British psychoanalytic establishment.

Editions of Freud's Wizard

9780306815553
ISBN

Binding/Format

Hardcover
Publisher

Da Capo Pr
Date

2007
Price

$1.00
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"[Brenda Maddox] has produced a remarkably sane book about Jones, the randy little Welshman who, as Freud's biographer and prophet to the English-speaking world, played such a central role in the development of psychoanalysis ....[A] fine achievement--clear, informative and very readable."

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