Book, Memoirs of a Nervous Patient[LS]

A German judge recounts his own experience with madness. Since it served as the basis for Freud's classic "Psychoanalytic observations on a case of paranoia reported in an autobiography", the book has been published around the world and remains a reference for the debate on the limits of reason. This edition, in addition to having an introduction and translation by Marilene Carone, also includes two essays that expand the understanding of the Schreber case and attest to its relevance.