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Freud, S. (1939). [SEW1a1]Moses and Monotheism. The Standard Edition of the Complete Psychological Works of Sigmund Freud, Volume XXIII (1937-1939): Moses and Monotheism, An Outline of Psycho-Analysis and Other Works, 1-138

[SEW1a1]Moses and Monotheism: [SEW1a2]Three Essays

Sigmund Freud

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[SEW1a3]Editor's Note to "Moses and Monotheism: Three Essays"

James Strachey

[SEW1a4](a) German Edition:

[SEW1a5]1939 Der Mann Moses Und Die Monotheistische Religion: Drei Abhandlungen Amsterdam: Verlag Allert de Lange. Pp. 241.

[SEW1a6]1950 Der Mann Moses Und Die Monotheistische Religion: Drei Abhandlungen G.W., 16, 101-246.

[SEW1a7](b) English Translation:

[SEW1a8]Moses and Monotheism 1939 London: Hogarth Press and Institute of Psycho-Analysis. Pp. 223. New York: Knopf. Pp. viii + 218. (Tr. Kathcrine Jones.)

[SEW1a9]The present translation is by James Strachey.

[SEW1a10]The first two of the three essays that make up this work appeared originally in 1937 in Imago, 23 (1), 5-13 and (4), 387-419; English translations of these two appeared in Int. J. Psycho-Anal., 19 (3) (1938), 291-8, and 20 (1) (1939), 1-32. Section C of Part II of the third essay was read on the author's behalf by Anna Freud at the Paris International Psycho-Analytical Congress on August 2, 1938, and was afterwards published separately in Int. Z-PschoanaL Imago, 24 (1/2) (1939), 6-9, under the title ‘Der Fortschritt in der Geistigkeit’ (‘The Advance in Intellectuality’). The first essay and the first three sections of the second essay were included in Almanack 1938, 9-43. Only a very few unimportant changes were made in these earlier publications when they were included in the complete work. These ch

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