Conditions of nervous anxiety and their treatment (His Disorders of the instincts and the emotions; the parapathiac disorders)

This rare book contains a detailed treatise covering nervous anxiety in all of its denominations, written by the seminal Austrian psychologist Wilhelm Stekel and originally published in 1923. A fascinating and informative analysis on the subject, this book will greatly appeal to those interested in the topic and constitutes a worthy addition to any collection of Stekel’s prolific work. Chapters contained herein include: The Nature of Repression; Basic Concepts of Anxiety Neurosis; Clinical Picture of Anxiety Neurosis: The Anxiety Attack; Clinical Picture of Anxiety Neurosis: Anxiety Neurosis with Cardiac Phenomena; Clinical Picture of Anxiety Neurosis: Digestive Disturbances; et cetera. Wilhelm Stekel was an influential Austrian psychologist, most famous for being one of Freud’s earliest and most precocious students. This book has been elected for modern republication because of its historical and educational value, proudly republished now with a new prefatory biography of the author.