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Jeffrey Masson's access to Freud's letters is used as evidence that early Freud and later Freud held different theories of trauma and abuse.
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Trauma Theory
Jeffrey Masson's access to Freud's letters is used as evidence that early Freud and later Freud held different theories of trauma and abuse.
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Jiang uses Jeffrey Masson's access to Freud's letters to argue that early Freud and later Freud held two different theories of trauma and abuse.
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"And he wrote a book called The Assault on Truth. His story is this. He went to Harvard, and he became very interested in..."
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"That's why they have problems forming these emotional bonds with others. The symptoms of hysteria are determined by certain experiences of the patients which..."
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"And before, this was not open to the public, and no one knew about these letters. But Jeffrey Masson spent years going over the..."
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