Looking back, then, over the patch-work of my life’s labours, I can say that I have made many beginnings and thrown out many suggestions. Something will come of them in the future. But I cannot tell myself whether it will be much or little. ----- Footnote 1: These laws are on the statutes of the Austrian Republic. Footnote 2: [The present work appeared originally in Volume 4 of _Die Medizin der Gegenwart in Selbstdarstellungen_ (Leipzig: Felix Meiner, 1925), a collection of autobiographical studies by leaders of the medical profession.] Footnote 3: The lectures were first published (in English) in the _American Journal of Psychology_ (1910); the original German was issued under the title of _Ueber Psychoanalyse_, (Vienna, 1910). Footnote 4: _These Eventful Years_ (New York, 1924). My essay translated by Dr. A. A. Brill, forms Chapter LXXIII of the second volume. [The original German appears in Vol. XI of Freud’s _Gesammelte Schriften_ (Vienna, 1927).] Footnote 5: Published in the _Jahrbuch der Psychoanalyse_, Vol. VI, 1914. [English translation in Freud’s _Collected Papers_, Vol. I]. Footnote 6: [“It is in vain that you range around from science to science: each man learns only what he can learn.” _Faust_, Part I.] Footnote 7: The principal hospital in Vienna. Footnote 8: Freud, _Collected Papers_, Vol. I. Footnote 9: [The German word _Besetzung_, here translated “charge,” is applied by Freud to the sum of energy which he supposes to become attached (somewhat upon the analogy of an electric charge) to mental impulses, whether conscious or unconscious, when they are in a condition of activity. The recognized English technical translation of the word is “cathexis”. Trans.] Footnote 10: [First German edition, under the title of _Drei Abhandlungen zur Sexual theorie_, Vienna, 1905.] Footnote 11: _Die Traumdeutung_, Vienna, 1900. Footnote 12: _Zur Psychopathologie des Alltagslebens_, Berlin, 1904. Footnote 13: [A branch society has since been formed in France.—Trans.] Footnote 14: “Die Psychoanalyse Freud’s,” _Jahrbuch für psychoanalytische und psychopathologische Forschungen_, Bd. II, 1910. Footnote 15: [The public mental hospital at Zurich.—Trans.] Footnote 16: “On the History of the Psycho-Analytic Movement.” Footnote 17: [See foot-note, p. 35.] Footnote 18: _Jenseits des Lustprinzips_, Vienna, 1920, _Massenpsychologie und Ichanalyse_, Vienna, 1921, and _Das Ich und das Es_, Vienna, 1923. Footnote 19: _Jahrbuch für psychoanalytische und psychopathologische Forschungen_, Bd. III, 1911. English translation in Freud’s _Collected Papers_, Vol. IV. Footnote 20: Published in the _Zeitschrift für Psychoanalyse_ between 1915 and 1917. English Translation in Freud’s _Collected Papers_, Vol. IV. Footnote 21: _The Ego and the Id._ Footnote 22: