This volume, in an earlier edition, was reviewed in the Psychoanalytic Review, Volume 15, page 341. At this time it is enough to give Freud's Introduction (p. v), “The author of this book is known to me as a man of strong and independent intelligence who, probably on account of a certain wilfulness of character, could not get on well with the two analysts with whom he experimented. He then had recourse to a consistent application of the process of self-analysis which I had once used myself in order to analyze my own dreams. His results deserve notice, especially because of his special individuality and his technique.”

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