FREUD, Sigmund (1856-1939). "Über den Ursprung der hinteren Nervenwurzeln im Rückenmark von Ammocoetes (Petromyzon Planeri)." In: Sitzungsbericht der kaiserlichen Akademie der Wissenschaften, LXXV, III Abtheilung . January-May 1877. Vienna: Karl Gerold's son, 1877. 8 o (245 x 156 mm). Pp. 15-27, one lithographed folding plate accompanying Freud's article, other plates throughout (first leaf of Freud article torn and repaired). Original blue printed wrappers, uncut and partially unopened (broken, with some gatherings or pages loose, chipping and splitting to spine and edges). Black buckram slipcase and chemise. Provenance : Meyer Friedman (bookplate). FIRST EDITION OF FREUD'S FIRST PUBLISHED PAPER. "Freud's second piece of student research, on the function of the large Reissner cells in the spinal cord of primitive fish Petromyzon , was assigned to him by Professor Ernst Brücke, head of the Institue of Physiology in Vienna, where Freud had been admitted in the fall of 1876. Freud showed that the Reissner cells "gave rise to the root-fibres of the posterior roots" ( Standard edition III, p.228). Freud's investigation of the Reissner cells appeared in print three months before the publication of his first original piece of student research, on the gonadic structure of the male eel" (See Norman F1).
FREUD, Sigmund (1856-1939). "Über den Ursprung der hinteren Nervenwurzeln im Rückenmark von Ammocoetes (Petromyzon Planeri)." In: Sitzungsbericht der kaiserlichen Akademie der Wissenschaften, LXXV, III Abtheilung . January-May 1877. Vienna: Karl Gerold's son, 1877. 8 o (245 x 156 mm). Pp. 15-27, one lithographed folding plate accompanying Freud's article, other plates throughout (first leaf of Freud article torn and repaired). Original blue printed wrappers, uncut and partially unopened (broken, with some gatherings or pages loose, chipping and splitting to spine and edges). Black buckram slipcase and chemise. Provenance : Meyer Friedman (bookplate). FIRST EDITION OF FREUD'S FIRST PUBLISHED PAPER. "Freud's second piece of student research, on the function of the large Reissner cells in the spinal cord of primitive fish Petromyzon , was assigned to him by Professor Ernst Brücke, head of the Institue of Physiology in Vienna, where Freud had been admitted in the fall of 1876. Freud showed that the Reissner cells "gave rise to the root-fibres of the posterior roots" ( Standard edition III, p.228). Freud's investigation of the Reissner cells appeared in print three months before the publication of his first original piece of student research, on the gonadic structure of the male eel" (See Norman F1).
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