Peter Swales (historian) (English Wikipedia)

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"Sybil: Famous Multiple Personality Case Was Stranger in our Midst in Lexington"

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The letter concerns Peter Gay's publication of a review he wrote of Freud's The Interpretation of Dreams, which he falsely claimed to have discovered in "an obscure Austrian medical journal" from July 1900. Rudnytsky, Peter L., "Peter J. Swales: Sovereign unto Myself," p. 328, n.44 (2000). Swales, who was called Gay's "chief accuser," played a role in uncovering the "apparent fraud," as Frederick Crews labeled it. Goleman, Daniel, "A Freudian Spoof Is Slipped Past Many Scholars," The New York Times. January 22, 1989. (Gay's review was reprinted in Gay, Peter (1990). Reading Freud: Explorations & Entertainments. Yale University Press. ISBN 0300046812.)

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"Masson V. Malcolm Et Al.: 1993 & 1994," Encyclopedia.com.

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Library of Congress, "Major Freud Exhibition to Open October 15," April 20, 1998 (revised August 20, 1998)

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Talbot, Margaret, "The Museum Show Has An Ego Disorder," The New York Times, October 11, 1998
Genzlinger, Neil, "Peter Swales, Who Startled Freud Scholarship, Dies at 73," The New York Times, April 21, 2022
The letter concerns Peter Gay's publication of a review he wrote of Freud's The Interpretation of Dreams, which he falsely claimed to have discovered in "an obscure Austrian medical journal" from July 1900. Rudnytsky, Peter L., "Peter J. Swales: Sovereign unto Myself," p. 328, n.44 (2000). Swales, who was called Gay's "chief accuser," played a role in uncovering the "apparent fraud," as Frederick Crews labeled it. Goleman, Daniel, "A Freudian Spoof Is Slipped Past Many Scholars," The New York Times. January 22, 1989. (Gay's review was reprinted in Gay, Peter (1990). Reading Freud: Explorations & Entertainments. Yale University Press. ISBN 0300046812.)

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Boynton, Robert S., "Peter Swales, Malcolm’s Uncalled Witness: A Profile of Peter Swales," The New York Observer, May 24, 1993.

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"Peter Swales, former assistant to the Rolling Stones said to have discovered Sigmund Freud's guilty secret — obituary," Telegraph Obituaries, 6 May 2022.

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"Peter Swales Obituary," The Times of London, May 10, 2022.

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