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Richards, A. (1974). List Of Analogies. The Standard Edition of the Complete Psychological Works of Sigmund Freud, Volume XXIV: Indexes and Bibliographies, 177-184.

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Richards, A. (1974). [SEX177a1]List Of Analogies. The Standard Edition of the Complete Psychological Works of Sigmund Freud, Volume XXIV: Indexes and Bibliographies, 177-184

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[SEX177a2]This list contains some of the more striking of Freud's analogies and extended similes. Their use is a marked feature of his style and the present list makes no claim to be complete. (A small number of analogies and similes of Breuer's, indicated by the addition of his name, are included here. They appear in his contributions to the Studies on Hysteria (1895).)

[SEX177a3]Ab' and ‘a b’, 4: 247, 314 7: 39

[SEX177a4]Aboriginal population, 14: 195

[SEX177a5]Absolute ruler, 17: 143

[SEX177a6]Adam naming creatures, 3: 13

[SEX177a7]Addiction to narcotics, 21: 49

[SEX177a8]Agents provocateurs, 10: 261

[SEX177a9]Algebraical equation, 9: 106

[SEX177a10]Alkali in mother-liquor, 22: 12

[SEX177a11]American dentist, 5: 563

[SEX177a12]American flirtation, 14: 290

[SEX177a13]Amoeba and pseudopodia, 14: 75 16: 416, 17: 139. 19: 63-5. 23: 150-1

[SEX177a14]Apple-tree and bean, 16: 324-5

[SEX177a15]Archaeological excavation, 23: 259-260

[SEX177a16]Archaeological restoration, 7: 12

[SEX177a17]Archaeological site, 3: 192, 198

[SEX177a18]Army, rate of progress of in face of enemy, 17: 12. 20: 224

[SEX177a19]Artist and piece of onyx, 4: 237-8

[SEX177a20]Astronomers, personal equation in, 20: 220

[SEX177a21]Barbarian migrations, 21: 177

[SEX177a22]Bare leg on cold night, 21: 88

[SEX177a23]Baroque and ancient Rome, 5: 492

[SEX177a24]Battle-field, localized tactical struggle on, 12: 104 n.

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