The story of “Anna O”: A critical review with new data

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This film has been acclaimed since the first screening of the International Cannes Film Festival. Some critics think the opening prelude is a bit confused, but the movie is still known to many people as an instant classic. AO Scott of the New York Times said the movie "is not an interesting document from a remote place, it is a masterpiece ... anyway, it is an extraordinary movie and a story scan." And visually beautiful works can respect the history of art form while expanding that perspective ... Mr. Kanuk has completed the excellent achievements of that role Complex psychological motivation and reaction Ancient folk tales from the combination of dramatic realism and ancient magnificence is attractive and powerful. "

"Anna O." is a pioneering German Jewish feminist who died at the age of 77 in 1936 and is anonymous of social worker Bertha Pappenheim. As Anna O. she was known as one of the first patients to undergo psychoanalysis, and her case was influenced much. In 1880, Papheim was first called to his home in Vienna and drew attention of another psychoanalist, Joseph Brewer, who was almost completely paralyzed lying in bed. Her other symptoms include hallucinations, personality changes, and infinite speech, but the doctor did not find a physical reason. Freud never met Papenheim, but wrote an article about her case, including the concept of hysteria during pregnancy. In the second half of 1888 life, Pappenheim was as good as her time as Anna.