Introduction by Lionel Trilling 11
From the Author＇s First Preface 25
BOOK ONE：The formative Years and the Great Discoveries (1856-1900) 29
1 Origins (1856-60) 31
2 Boyhood and Adolescence (1860-73) 44
3 Choice of Profession (1873) 53
4 The Medical Student (1873-81) 59
5 Medical Career (1881-5) 74
6 The cocaine Episode (1884-7) 89
7 Betrothal (1882-6) 108
8 Marriage (1886) 138
9 Personal Life (1880-90) 151
10 The Neurologist (1883-97) 185
11 The Breuer Period (1882-94) 201
12 Early Psychopathology (1890-7) 236
13 The Fliess Period (1887-1902) 249
14 Self-Analysis (1897- ) 276
15 Personal Life (1890-1900) 284
16 The Interpretation of Dream (1895-9) 299
BOOK TWO：The Years of Maturity (1901-19) 309
17 Emergence from Isolation (1901-6) 311
18 The Beginning of International Recognition (1906-9) 324
19 The International Psycho-Analytical Association (1910-14) 350
20 Opposition 380
21 Dissensions 395
22 The ＇Committee＇ 415
23 The War Years 424
24 Mode of Life and Work 448
25 Character and Personality 465
BOOK THREE：The Last Phase (1919-39) 481
26 Reunion (1919-20) 483
27 Disunion (1921-6) 512
28 Progress and Misfortune (1921-5) 539
29 Fame and Suffering (1926-33) 570
30 Last years in Vienna (1934-8) 619
31 London - The End 635
Index 659