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October 25, 1921. An informal talk by Dr. H. W. Frink, concerning his experience with Prof. Freud in Vienna.
The talk was unusually interesting, especially because Dr. Frink gave, in so far as it was possible, an account of the analysis he underwent, in order to illustrate both the technique and the material that presents itself in the course of a psycho-analytical procedure.
The main heads of Dr. Frink's paper were as follows: Freud's personality. How the analysis began. The first resistance. Transference: doubts, anger. First insight and first unconscious ideas.
What unconscious ideas are like and how they make their appearance in the analysis.
Some unconscious ideas: Remnants of religion, sexual theories, cover memories.
Infantile amnesia: Importance for analysis.