Anna O.
Standard Name: Anna O.
Used Form: Pappenheim, Bertha
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1880-1882: Josef Breuer worked with and studied Anna...
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1880-1882
Josef Breuer
worked with and studied Anna O., who became one of the most famous cases of hysteria.
December 1880-June 1882: Josef Breuer's work with his patient Anna...
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December 1880-June 1882
Josef Breuer
's work with his patient Anna O. resulted in his theorization of the cathartic method in the treatment of hysteria.
After June 1882: Bertha Pappenheim, the hysterical patient...
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After June 1882
Bertha Pappenheim, the hysterical patient known as Anna O., was placed in Bellevue Sanatorium
for four months without her consent.
1895: Sigmund Freud and Josef Breuer published...
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1895
Sigmund Freud
and Josef Breuer
published their influential Studies on Hysteria, a foundational text for psychoanalysis.
1904: The first national Jewish women's organization,...
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1904
The first national Jewish women's organization, Jüdisches Frauenbund
(JFB), was founded in Germany.
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