Der Wahn und die Träume in W. Jensen's Gradiva. Vienna, Leipzig, Hugo Heller & Cie, 1907.
In-8 [239 x 158] of (1) f., 81 pp. paperback.
First edition.
An essay on the long short story by the German writer Wilhelm Jensen (1837-1911) entitled Gradiva, published in 1903. Freud read this work in 1906 on the advice of Jung: he found in it a perfect illustration of his theories on the unconscious and dreams.
Copy coming from the library of the German psychologist couple
Karl and Charlotte Bühler. Author of numerous works, Karl is considered one of the pioneers of modern psychology.
Spine and edges of boards faded, cover soiled, small tears on spine.
Number in ink on the cover and in red pencil on the title.
Provenance: Karl and Charlotte Bühler, with bookplate and Karl's signature on the title.
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