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BOOK REVIEWS as part and parcel of the interactions within the group of actors, including friends and foes, reading patients, criticizing colleagues, cooperating translators, etc. The authors complement their essay—which is a thoroughly revised version of their contribution to the collected centenary volume on the Traumdeutung (Marinelli & Mayer, )—with an extended list of sources on the history of the Traumdeutung, mainly from the Library of Congress: an early parody on the Traumdeutung by Sigmund’s younger brother Alexander Freud, seven letters by the Swiss psychiatrist Eugen Bleuler to Freud, three letters form the correspondence between Freud and Alphonse Maeder, and Otto Rank’s addenda to the fourth edition ; each of which is carefully introduced and annotated, forming together one-third of the book.

REFERENCE Marinelli, L., & Mayer, A. (Eds