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Editions Fayard recently published correspondence between Freud and his daughter Anna. Approximately 300 letters previously unpublished, which demonstrate that psychoanalysis, as explained below Roland Gori is also a "personal matter."
Sigmund Freud and Anna Freud, Correspondence 1904-1938, edited by Ingeborg Meyer and postfacée-Palmedo, Elizabeth Roudinesco preface, translated from the German by Olivier Mannoni , Fayard, 2012. 35 euros. Telegram trivial to the most detailed letters, this is primarily a piece of Viennese life of a family in the early last century that give us Editions Fayard to discover. Family not the most trivial, of course, since these are Freud, secular Jews of the middle class, whose father, Sigmund, foment a "revolution intimate" with the beautiful Elizabeth formula proposed by Roudinesco, in the preface of the book to describe the adventure of psychoanalysis. When the correspondence begins in 1904, Anna, latest in a family of six children, only nine years.
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