Poul Bjerre: 1 book

This 1916 work discusses psychoanalysis by way of Kant and Freud. Bjerre considers the importance of hypnosis, and clarifies the grounds of his divergence from the teachings of Freud. His clear, well-written arguments are unbiased and backed up with facts. Upon publication, the National Psychological Association for Psychoanalysis called it “refreshing” and “well worth reading.”