Freud, S. (1907). Obsessive Actions and Religious Practices.

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Freud, S. (1907). Obsessive Actions and Religious Practices. The Standard Edition of the Complete Psychological Works of Sigmund Freud, Volume IX (1906-1908): Jensen's ‘Gradiva’ and Other Works, 115-128

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Editor's Note to "Obsessive Actions and Religious Practices"

Zwangshandlungen Und Religionsübungen


James Strachey

(a) German Editions:

1907 Z. Religionspsychol., 1 (1) [April], 4-12.

1909 S.K.S.N., 2, 122-31. (1912, 2nd ed.; 1921, 3rd ed.)

1924 G.S., 10, 210-20.

1941 G.W., 7, 129-39.

(b) English Translation:

‘Obsessive Acts and Religious Practices’ 1924 C.P., 2, 25-35. (Tr. R. C. McWatters.)

The present translation, with a slightly changed title, is a modified version of the one published in 1924.

This paper was written in February, 1907, for the first issue of a periodical directed by Bresler and Vorbrodt. At a meeting of the Vienna Psycho-Analytical Society on February 27, Freud reported that he had sent in a contribution and also that Breslar had invited him to be a co-editor and that he had accepted. His name in fact appears in the (rather long) list of editorial advisers. The incorrect sta

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