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Comment: I've found versions of the following quotation attributed to
Freud throughout the internet: "The Irish are a race for whom psychoanalysis is of no use whatsoever." I haven't been able to find any context for the quotation. Do you know whether he said it? |
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From the Freud Museum's website:
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For when the One Great Scorer comes to write against your name, He marks not that you won or lost, but whether you covered the spread. |
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...and here's me thinking psycholanalysis was of no use whatsoever full stop.
Ba-Zing! ...but seriously folks, i'm guessing Freud never met many Irish folk, given Mum, Mass and the Merry Mile i'd have assumed they'd be walking test cases!
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Although Freud died in London he was only there for the last few years ofhis life, having spent almost all his career in Austria. Although he may have had a few Irish patients there would not have been enough to generalize (and of course if he had said it we English would quote it every few minutes)
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