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Freud’s British Family: Reclaiming Lost Lives in Manchester and London

Author(s) : Roger Willoughby

Table of Contents

Brief synopsis
List of images
List of charts and tables
Acknowledgements
Abbreviations used
Introduction

1. The Freud family: Sites of belonging, imagination, and diaspora
2. Settling in Britain: Kinship, social networks, and material enterprise
3. Emanuel’s trilogy of loss, pain, and relocation
4. ‘Talking, walking, eating and drinking’: Freud’s 1875 visit to Britain
5. Emanuel in everyday life 1875-1907: Identity, art and pathology
6. From an ‘insignificant little man’ to a Joycean hero: Philipp Freud’s journeys
7. Freud’s 1908 visit to Britain
8. Savigny Platz to Platt’s Siding: Emanuel’s final journeys
9. Freud’s British nephews: Sam and John
10. Berggasse in London, NW3, 1938-1939
11. Epilogue

Sources and references
Index