Child Abuse in Freud's Vienna: Postcards from the End of the World
"A powerful story, one that raises themes that still reverberate."—The New York Times"Wolff tells us a great deal that is disturbing and fascinating both about turn-of-the-century Vienna and about the strange combination of love and loathing out of which child-abuse and even child-murder all too often spring."-The Spectator,"Describes one of the great lost opportunities in European social thought. In the end, humankind could not bear very much reality. The waltz began once more, and it drowned the cries of the abused. Two generations elapsed before anyone heeded them again."-New Statesman,