The author of this book contrasts Hamilcar making Hannibal swear to crush the Romans with an event in which his father did nothing after a Christian knocked his hat off his head. One character in this work unsuccessfully asks three women in a kitchen for pudding before befriending a stranger over a Turkish coat. In another part, its author recalls singing an aria from The Marriage of Figaro after Count Thun brushes past him on a train station. Its author recalls looking through some plant specimens affixed to cultured plates after writing a botanical monograph. This work discusses how displacement can shift emotional significance to unimportant details and how condensation can cause each object to have a multitude of meanings. It opens by discussing a woman who had taken ill after being given an injection of propyl and who at first refuse
The author of this book contrasts Hamilcar making Hannibal swear to crush the Romans with an event in which his father did nothing after a Christian knocked his hat off his head. One character in this work unsuccessfully asks three women in a kitchen for pudding before befriending a stranger over a Turkish coat. In another part, its author recalls singing an aria from The Marriage of Figaro after Count Thun brushes past him on a train station. Its author recalls looking through some plant specimens affixed to cultured plates after writing a botanical monograph. This work discusses how displacement can shift emotional significance to unimportant details and how condensation can cause each object to have a multitude of meanings. It opens by discussing a woman who had taken ill after being given an injection of propyl and who at first refuses to open her mouth. For 10 points, name this work which opens with an analysis of "Irma's Injection" and was written by Sigmund Freud.
The author of this book contrasts Hamilcar making Hannibal swear to crush the Romans with an event in which his father did nothing after a Christian knocked his hat off his head.
The {Interpretation} of {Dreams} [or {Die Traumdeutung}]