cocaine papers

By Sigmund Freud ; Edited And With An Introd. By Robert Byck ; Notes For This Ed. By Anna Freud. Contains All Of Freud's Cocaine Papers, His Letters, Notes, Dreams, And Recollections On The Subject, Together With The Most Pertinent Writings From The 19th Century To The Present On Freud And Cocaine. Includes Index. Bibliography: P. 399-400. Cover 1 Frontispiece 3 Title Page 4 Copyright 5 Acknowledgments 6 Author's Acknowledgement 8 CONTENTS 10 A Chronology of Freud and Cocaine 13 Introduction: Sigmund Freud and Cocaine by Robert Byck 16 I 44 1. "The Cocaine Episode," Part One 46 2. Freud's Sources 56 3. "The Cocaine Episode," Part Two 72 4. Early Hopes 80 5. Über Coca by Sigmund Freud (1884) 90 6. Cocaine and Its Salts 118 7. "Coca" 126 8. Papers on Coca and Other Prospects 132 9. Contribution to the Knowledge of the Effect of Cocaine by Sigmund Freud (1885) 138 10. Addenda to "Über Coca" by Sigmund Freud (1885) 148 11. On the General Effectof Cocaine by Sigmund Freud (1885) 154 12. Parke's Universal Panacea 162 13. "The Cocaine Episode," Part Three 194 14. Cocaine as a Means to an End 202 15. Craving for and Fear of Cocaine by Sigmund Freud (1887) 212 16. "Coca: Its Preparations and their Therapeutical Qualities, with some Remarks on the So-called 'Cocaine Habit'" 220 17. "The Cocaine Episode," Part Four 238 18. Freud's Cocaine Dreams 246 19. Cocainism 280 20. Freud Looks Back: Biography and Autobiography 296 II 302 21. "Coca Koller": Carl Koller's Discovery of Local Anesthesia 304 22. Freud's Studies on Cocaine 364 III 396 23. Sherlock Holmes and Sigmund Freud 398 24. Illicit Cocaine in America 414 25. Proposals for the Evaluation of Cocaine 422 Notes 430 Bibliography 442 Biographical Notes 444 Index 446 Contains all of Freud's "cocaine papers," his letters, notes, dreams, and recollections on the subject, together with the most pertinent writings from the 19th century to the present on Freud and cocaine. Bibliography: p. 399-400. Includes index