Routledge The Wolf-Man and Sigmund Freud - Routledge Psychoanalysis

Discover the remarkable life of Freud's most famous patient through this comprehensive biographical account published by Routledge. This book brings the Wolf-Man's story to life by combining Freud's complete and elaborate case history, Ruth Mack Brunswick's follow-up analysis account, and the Wolf-Man's own autobiographical memoirs spanning his childhood in Russia and beyond. Explore one of psychoanalysis's most significant clinical studies and gain insight into the Wolf-Man's experiences more than half a century after his transformative analysis with Sigmund Freud. This essential work offers multiple perspectives on this landmark case in psychiatric history, presenting both professional analysis and personal narrative to create a full portrait of the patient who became central to understanding Freudian psychoanalytic theory and practice.