Sigmund Freud

Sigmund Freud was affiliated with the University of Vienna in Austria. The research focused on multiple fields including Psychology and Arts and Humanities, with a particular emphasis on Clinical Psychology, Literature and Literary Theory, Language and Linguistics, General Health Professions, and Cultural Studies.

The scientist's publications covered diverse topics such as Psychology and Mental Health, Literature, Culture, and Criticism, Linguistics and Language Studies, Psychoanalysis and Psychopathology Research, Health, Medicine and Society, Psychoanalysis and Social Critique, and Psychology, Coaching, and Therapy.

Significant recent papers included the following works:

• Neitun (2021) published in Ritið
• Sobre lembranças encobridoras (1899) (2021) published in Cadernos de Tradução LELPraT
• По ту сторону принципа удовольствия (2022) published in Academic Studies Press eBooks
• Lettre à Wilhelm Fliess (2020) published in Sigila
• Sobre o sonho (1901) (2021) published in Cadernos de Tradução LELPraT

Frequent co-authors included André Carone who collaborated twice, and A. A. Brill, Hans-Martin Lohmann, Jan Assmann, and Aleksander Gugnin, each collaborating once.

Work was disseminated through prominent venues such as Cadernos de Tradução LELPraT with two publications, Ritið, Academic Studies Press eBooks, Sigila, and Feuillets psychanalytiques, each featuring one publication.

Book publications appeared with several publishers. Titles included:

• Der Mann Moses und die monotheistische Religion (2023) with V&R unipress eBooks
• Bruchstück einer Hysterie-Analyse (2020) with V&R unipress eBooks
• Freuds dynamisches Strukturmodell des Mentalen im 21. Jahrhundert (2020) with V&R unipress eBooks
• Interpretation of Dreams (First Part) 1900 (2024) with Rowman & Littlefield
• Conferencias de introdución á Psicanálise (2022) with Universidade de Santiago de Compostela, Servizo de Publicacións e Intercambio Científico eBooks

The scientist's contributions spanned decades, with a focus on psychoanalysis, psychology, and cultural critique through various academic media. The research and publications collectively reflected a multidisciplinary approach combining clinical insight, literary theory, and linguistic analysis.