Freud’s Wolf Man case
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Freud’s Wolf Man case is a famous psychoanalytic case study of a Russian aristocrat whose childhood dream of white wolves became central to Freud’s theories about infantile sexuality, trauma, and the unconscious.
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plateau "1914: One or Several Wolves?"