Catalogues and AdditionsOpening Hours
Tuesday 10 a.m. – 6 p.m. ContactNina Werderitsch │ bibliothek@freud-museum.at │ T: +43-1- 319 15 96-19 │ F: +43-1- 317 02 79Library materials may only be used on the premises, but there is possibility to borrow booksThe Library of the Sigmund Freud Foundation collects literature on Sigmund Freud and on the theory, technique and history of psychoanalysis. Its inventory includes Sigmund Freud's works in first editions as well as German and international complete editions. A complete collection of Freud's pre-analytic works, which are not included in the Gesammelte Werke or Standard Edition, is also available – some of them in the form of original offprints with signed dedications by the author. Books from Freud's private library, which have been acquired through donations or purchases, are also to be found in the collection.The library also offers a complete collection of the publications issued by the International Psychoanalytic Press (Internationaler Psychoanalytischer Verlag), founded by Sigmund Freud, as well as numerous publications by early psychoanalysts from the discipline's diverse schools. Finally, the library also focuses on works that form links between psychoanalysis and other disciplines such as literary criticism, cultural studies, gender studies, film theory, art history and musicology. With an inventory of more then 35,000 volumes, the Library of the Sigmund Freud Foundation is the largest European library devoted to psychoanalysis.
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Actual Exhibition
Remains of Memory, Disturbances in Reading
Presentation of rare archive material with original typescripts, photographies, and letters July 17, 2010 to 2011 more... Next Event
Success Money and Soul. Panel Discussion in German with Gabriele Fischer, Regina Jankowitsch, Ulla Konrad, and Josef Mantl. Moderator: Claus Reitan
Sigmund Freud MuseumOctober 11, 2010, 7 p.m. Sigmund Freud Lecture
2011: Siri Hustvedt:
Freud's Playground: Some Thoughts on the Art and Science of Subjectivity and Intersubjectivity May, 2011 Sigmund Freud Lecture... |
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