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Brief Summary
Freud himself describes the intention of Papers on Metapsychology as being to provide a stable theoretical
foundation for psychoanalysis. The first three of these papers (on Instincts and their Vicissitudes, Repression
and The Unconscious) were published in 1915 and the last two (the Supplement to the Theory of Dreams
and Mourning and Melancholia) in 1917, but all were in fact written in a period of seven weeks between
March 15th and May 4th 1915. It is also important to note that seven more papers were added to the
series during the following three months, but were later destroyed by Freud. In these papers, therefore
Freud uses his 25 years of psychoanalytic experience to base his theoretical constructions and explore
each of the above topics in more detail.
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