120th anniversary event for ‘Dora’ telling her burning house dream to Freud

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International Journal of Dream Research Pub Date : 2021-01-01 DOI:10.11588/IJODR.2021.2.77283

DM Nobus, J. Lockheart, B. Holzinger, K. Adler, D. Barrett, Z. Wessely, M. Blagrove

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One of the most famous case histories from Sigmund Freud is that of ‘Dora,’ who saw Freud in the final months of 1900. Freud published the case study in 1905 as Fragments of an Analysis of a Case of Hysteria (‘Dora’). The case study addressed two dreams of Dora and had a draft title Dreams and Hysteria (p.39: here and following, page numbers refer to Freud, 1905/1977). The case study is important because Freud started writing it in the aftermath of mixed reviews of his (1900) The Interpretation of Dreams, and because it provides one of his first instances of publishing detailed examinations of full dream reports combined with considerable details of the life circumstances of the dreamer and of the dreamer’s free associations to the dreams. Dora is now known to have been teenager Ida Bauer, who was living with her family in Vienna when she had psychoanalysis with Freud, and her biography has been pieced together by various authors despite Freud’s aim to anonymise 120th anniversary event for ‘Dora’ telling her burning house dream to Freud

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“朵拉”向弗洛伊德讲述她燃烧的房子的梦120周年纪念活动

西格蒙德·弗洛伊德最著名的案例之一是“朵拉”，她在1900年的最后几个月见到了弗洛伊德。弗洛伊德在1905年发表了这个案例研究，作为歇斯底里症分析的片段(朵拉)。该案例研究涉及朵拉的两个梦，并有一个草稿标题为《梦与歇斯底里》(第39页:此处及以下，页码参考弗洛伊德，1905/1977)。这个案例研究很重要，因为弗洛伊德是在对他的《梦的解释》(1900)评价不一的情况下开始写它的，而且因为它提供了他第一个出版详细检查完整的梦报告的实例之一，结合了做梦者的生活环境和做梦者与梦的自由联系的大量细节。朵拉现在被认为是十几岁的艾达·鲍尔，她和家人住在维也纳，当时她接受了弗洛伊德的精神分析。尽管弗洛伊德的目标是匿名纪念朵拉向弗洛伊德讲述她燃烧的房子的梦120周年，但她的传记还是被不同的作者拼凑在一起

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