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... Sigmund Freud : A New Appraisal , p . 49. ( Emphasis added . ) 18. E. Fromm , Sigmund Freud's Mission , p . 29 . 19. Ibid . , p . 29 . 20. M. Choisy , op . cit . , p Havelock Ellis and Sigmund Freud : Philosophers of Sex 297.
... Sigmund Freud : A New Appraisal , p . 49. ( Emphasis added . ) 18. E. Fromm , Sigmund Freud's Mission , p . 29 . 19. Ibid . , p . 29 . 20. M. Choisy , op . cit . , p Havelock Ellis and Sigmund Freud : Philosophers of Sex 297.
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... Sigmund Freud . Chicago : Encyclopedia Britannica , 1952. Pp . 767-802 . Freud , S. Beyond the pleasure principle . In The complete psychological works of Sigmund Freud . London : Hogarth Press , 1955. Vol . 18 , pp . 7-64 . Freud , S ...
... Sigmund Freud . Chicago : Encyclopedia Britannica , 1952. Pp . 767-802 . Freud , S. Beyond the pleasure principle . In The complete psychological works of Sigmund Freud . London : Hogarth Press , 1955. Vol . 18 , pp . 7-64 . Freud , S ...
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... Sigmund Freud , New Introductory Lectures on Psychoanalysis , trans . and ed . James Strachey . Copyright © 1933 by Sigmund Freud . Copyright renewed 1961 by W. J. H. Sprott . Copyright © 1964 , 1965 by James Strachey . Used by ...
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