...let's enjoy the Super-ego??

‘The Case of Dora’ and clichés.

Illustration by Jacopo Ricci.[1]

“...I also wanted to show that sexuality is not a ‘deus ex machina’ which intervenes in isolation at some point in the mechanism... I can only repeat on every occasion, because on every occasion I have proof of it, that sexuality is the key to the problem of psychoneuroses and neuroses in general. Those who disdain it will never be able to urge the access.” [2]

But the eagerness to remove makes a hasty translation.

Marina Bilotta Membretti, Cernusco sul Naviglio 7 maggio 2021[3]

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[1] An independent illustrator from Valenza/ Alessandria - Italy, Jacopo Ricci was born in Milan in the 1980s (1988, to be precise). He has always drawn, but dedicated himself definitively to pencils and brushes only after finishing high school. He collaborates with online magazines and creates commissioned works. In 2018, he illustrated ‘Dottor Tremarella’ (a self-published book) and ‘Guarda Oltre’ (also self-published). In 2019, he took up screen printing.

[2] ‘Il caso di Dora. Frammento di un’analisi d’isteria’, S.Freud (1901) in’Sigmund Freud. Isteria e angoscia - Edizione integrale di riferimento’ Introd. by Cesare L. Musatti/ Bollati Boringhieri 2014, pp.188-189 

[3] On the 165° anniversary of Sigmund Freud’s birth (May 6, 1856 – September 23, 1939)