Category
freud
Wrestling with angels (and demons) at the Getty Museum
Jewish Journal
August 4, 2016
Is there something about being Jewish that can bring artists together?
‘Summer Sneaks’ calendar
Amanda Epstein
June 1, 2016
“The Art of Forgiveness” is a heartfelt presentation of stories, plays and poems about what it means to forgive.
‘Freud’s Sister’: Abandoned by her brother to the Nazis, a story of childhood love and betrayal
Jonathan Kirsch
January 17, 2013
Sometimes the human mind seems inadequate to understand and explain the enormity of the Shoah, which may explain why Freud is so often invoked by writers of Holocaust literature, ranging from D. M. Thomas in “The White Hotel” to Primo Levi in “The Drowned and the Saved.”
Dr. Freud at 150
Dr. Frank Heynick
May 4, 2006
Freud famously called dreams \”the royal road to knowledge of the unconscious.\” And his own dreams and their analysis revealed to him a whirl of conflicts around his Jewish identity.
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