Social and cultural determinants of psychiatric illness : presenting in an urban general hospital
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description: In spite of these words to Martha Bernays, at that time his fiancee, Freud was for very long preoccupied with the analysis of patients from a Viennese middle- class practice a lone. It was out of this experience that he evolved his views of the origin of psychological symptoms from repression of stereotyped instinctual urges of childhood . These instinctual demands arose out of the patriarchal Viennese society.
abstract: In spite of these words to Martha Bernays, at that time his fiancee, Freud was for very long preoccupied with the analysis of patients from a Viennese middle- class practice a lone. It was out of this experience that he evolved his views of the origin of psychological symptoms from repression of stereotyped instinctual urges of childhood . These instinctual demands arose out of the patriarchal Viennese society.
author: Sakinofsky, Isaac
keywords: Hospital
date published: 1961
date modified: 2026-07-24T01:34:01Z
provider: University of Cape Town
publisher: Networked Digital Library of Theses and Dissertations
type: WebPage
source organization: Department of Psychiatry and Mental Health

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