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(a) German Editions:
1932 Meine Berührung Mit Josef Popper-Lynkeus Allgemeine Nährpflicht (Vienna), 15.
1932 Meine Berührung Mit Josef Popper-Lynkeus Psychoanal. Bewegung, 4, 113-18.
1934 Meine Berührung Mit Josef Popper-Lynkeus G.S., 12, 415-20.
1950 Meine Berührung Mit Josef Popper-Lynkeus G.W., 16, 261-6.
(b) English Translation:
‘My Contact with Josef Popper-Lynkeus’ 1942 Int. J. Psycho-Anal., 23, (2), 85-7. (Tr. James Strachey.)
‘My Contact with Josef Popper-Lynkeus’ 1950 C.P., 5, 295-301. (Reprint of above.)
The present translation is a corrected version of that of 1950.
This paper first appeared in a periodical founded under the influence of Josef Popper (1838-1921), in a special number issued to commemorate the tenth anniversary of his death. Freud had written a shorter paper on similar lines ten years earlier on the actual occasion of Popper's death (1923f). Some account of him will be found in an Editor's Note introducing that paper (Standard Ed., 19, 260). The first pages of the present study give what is in fact a synopsis of the whole essence of Freud's psychological theory, written with characteristic clarity and precision.