When Otto Fenichel died suddenly at age 48, Anna Freud mourned the
loss of "his inexhaustible knowledge of psychoanalysis and his
inimitable way of organizing and presenting his facts." These
qualities shine in his classic text, which has been a beacon to
generations of psychoanalysts. Investigating the relationship
between biological needs and external influences the tensions and
inhibitions that nurture neuroses Fenichel concludes that "neuroses
are social diseases," arising from the demands of civilization on
the developing organism. For this 50th anniversary edition,
distinguished psychoanalyst Leo Rangell has written an introduction
to set the context of Fenichel's work and an epilogue to describe
its influence."
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