The Interpretation of Dreams
@article{Hall1914TheIO,
title={The Interpretation of Dreams},
author={G. Stanley Hall},
journal={Bristol Medico-Chirurgical Journal (1883)},
year={1914},
volume={32},
pages={72 - 72}
}THE translation of the eighth German edition of Freud's magnum opus is in many ways an improvement on the first. There are many small alterations in the actual translation, but the general plan of the work is unaltered. The difference between this edition and previous editions is small. In the bibliography there are very few references of post-War date; so much has been written in the post-War period that we think this might well have been brought right up to date.The Interpretation of Dreams…
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