Ukazała się 650 - stronicowa biografa Zygmunta Freuda, autorstwa Frederica Crews, znamiennie zatytułowana: "Freud. The Making of an Illusion" - przy czym, co jeszcze bardziej znamienne, w tytułowym słowie FREUD, "E" jest przekreślone i w jego miejsce jest wstawione "A". Przekaz jest prosty i nawet nie.......podprogowy!!!! Freud = oszustwo.
Wizerunek ojca psychoanalizy jaki się nam pojawia na kartach biografia przyprawia o gęsią skórkę.
Freud to złośliwy, egoistyczny, chciwy, snobistyczny, mizoginistyczny, szalony, zazdrosny, seksualnie do cna zdeprawowany medyczny szarlatan - kokainista, uprawiający amatorską pseudomedycynę - wyrządzającą więcej zła niż dobra pacjentom, którzy mieli pecha wielkiego trafić na jego kozetkę, zawdzięczający swój tytuł profesorski skorumpowaniu odpowiednich osób na uniwersytecie wiedeńskim.

A oto kilka fragmentów z recenzji biografii - dobrze ilustrujących charakterystykę Freuda jak wyżej. Jeżeli zajdzie potrzeba - przetłumaczę zamieszczone poniżej fragmenty. Proszę zwrócić szczególną uwagę na przypadek Emmy Eckstein - fascynujący i zarazem degradujący Freuda jako lekarza, a czyniący z niego kwalifikowanego szarlatana za nic mającego dobro pacjenta..

"Though a doctor, he had no Hippocratic sense that each human being deserved respectful treatment. He once remarked in a letter: 'I have found little that is "good" about human beings . . . In my experience, most of them are trash."

"The rot seems to have set in during Freud's childhood, when the family moved to a lower-class Jewish enclave in Vienna, instilling in him a ruthless determination to distance himself from his origins and an unquenchable thirst for wealth and fame.
Crews deduces that while his parents were away and he was left in charge of his younger siblings, the teenage Freud sexually abused his younger sister. He was in love with his mother, admitting later to his friend, Wilhelm Fliess: 'I have found, in my own case, the phenomenon of being in love with my mother and jealous of my father, and I now consider it a universal event in early childhood."

"His friend's (well, ex-friend's) eventual damning verdict on Freud was that 'the reader of thoughts merely reads his own thoughts into other people'.
An early adopter and promoter of cocaine as a medical drug, Freud was a lifelong cocaine addict himself, and this, Crews thinks, must have marred his ability to think straight."

"Freud liked to diagnose his patients with whichever 'ailment' was currently preoccupying him.
So, when a young woman, Emma Eckstein, came to see him with an aching leg and bad period pains, he forced her story into line with his current theory that 'a misconstrued erotic incident, having befallen a virgin prior to the onset of sexual awareness, gets suppressed and thereby becomes a cause of hysteria, but only when a second such incident reawakens that memory and renders it horrifying'.
If a patient didn't come up with a nice pre-pubescent erotic incident, he or she was being 'resistant'.
After many hours of probing, Freud eventually managed to get Emma to admit that a shopkeeper had once tried to grab her genitals when she was a child.
At the same time, Freud had latched on to the theory that the nose was the 'control centre for other organs and their maladies'. He diagnosed Emma with a double-syndrome, 'hystero-neurasthenia', the neurosis-part brought on by masturbation (Freud's pet-hate).
The treatment? The surgical removal of a bone from the poor girl's nose. Emma haemorrhaged blood. A month later, she was still bleeding profusely. Freud worked out that her bleeding came from 'sexual longing - expressing her desires through spurts of blood".

"Freud went through a phase of doing 'pressure treatment' on women's foreheads and bodies in his darkened consulting room, telling them to remove any tight clothing and then searching their bodies for their 'hystereogenic zones', while coercing them to tell him details of their sexual history.As you read this book, it becomes ever-clearer that the real problem was inside Freud's own head - what Crews calls 'his interior house of horrors'.Not only did he think all boys were in love with their mothers and wanted to murder their fathers, in accordance with his own Oedipus complex, he also had a weird theory that women - all women - were sinister creatures whose vagina threatened to castrate any male who crossed its threshold."

"Pity Freud's wife. Martha Bernays was a sweet, playful, ardent, young woman whose personality Freud slowly extinguished.In Die Brautbriefe - the whinging, self-obsessed letters he wrote to Martha during their four year-long engagement when he was frantically seeking success - there are frequent signs of what we would now call coercive control.He cut her off from her own family and friends and made her renounce her Orthodox Jewish faith.'If I have become unbearable recently,' he wrote to her threateningly, 'just ask yourself what made me so.'After giving birth to six children, Martha lost her figure and Sigmund saw her as a used-up woman who belonged in the nursery.Their sex life ceased, and Freud had a clandestine affair with her sister, Minna, who came to live with them when she was widowed"

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