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Ein bisher unbekanntes Manuskript von Sigmund Freud. Mit einem Essay von Ilse Grubrich-Simitis. Frankfurt-am-Main: S. Fischer Verlag, 1985, 129 pp., DM 34
[A PHYLOGENETIC FANTASY: OVERVIEW OF THE TRANSFERENCE NEUROSES. Cambridge, Mass.: Harvard Univ. Press, 1987, $17.50.
The German psychoanalyst Ilse Grubrich-Simitis was working on the correspondence between Freud and Ferenczi. During her research in London she discovered an old suitcase. It contained papers Sandor Ferenczi had given to his student Michael Balint, like Ferenczi a Hungarian, who took them with him to England. To her surprise, Grubrich-Simitis found among Ferenczi's papers a manuscript in Freud's handwriting titled: XII. bersicht der bertragungsneurosen (Overview or Review of the Transference Neuroses).1 Freud's letter, written on the back of the manuscript's last page, confirmed that Grubrich-Simitis has unearthed the last of the seven lost papers on metapsychology.2
Not only does Freud call this manuscript Entwurf (draft) in his accompanying letter, but he reassures Ferenczi that the clean copy