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Published on: March 16, 2015
[When Marie Bonaparte turned a deaf ear]
Abstract:
Between 1927 and 1931 Marie Bonaparte had herself operated upon her clitoris three times. She did so against Freud's advice with whom she was in analysis. Among psychoanalysts these operations are still often regarded as "errors" or aberrations. But for Marie Bonaparte, who was in various ways familiar with physics and a somatic approach, surgery was the first choice, psychoanalysis only a possible alternative. She was not impressed by the scepticism of her colleagues, and adhered even more emphatically to her own strategy.
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