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How did Freud work with his patients? From where did he draw material for his theories, and how did he use his theories as a psychoanalyst, as a doctor who practiced and applied psychoanalysis practically for therapeutic purposes?
It is fortunate that the great theorist Freud allowed us, through the historical case studies he recorded, to follow him in his practice as well.
From the multitude of his patients, he singled out those characteristic cases, the exemplary patients, as he called them, who embody in an intense and often extreme degree disorders, damages, and passions that make them exemplary, consequently suitable to yield exemplary analyses.
These "Five Historical Cases," corresponding to the cases of five famous patients of Freud, Dora, Little Hans, Ratman, President Schreber, and Wolfman, are analyses that broke medical confidentiality and, in the form of notes for private use, evolved into open announcements, truly manuals of theory and technique.
These five major historical cases written by Freud are, by general consensus, ranked among the most important texts in psychoanalytic literature.
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