Anat Tzur Mahalel, Reading Freud's Patients: Memoir, Narrative and the Analysand.

Tzur Mahalel reads this display of photos as Freud's warning of the dependence analysands may develop upon the analyst and this may well be how Kardiner interpreted it. In a letter from Freud to Frink at the time of Kardiner's analysis, Freud wrote: 'You are a naughty boy! Aside from the Wolf Man's case, Abram Kardiner's analysis is the earliest that Tzur Mahalel discusses - it took place in 1921 - yet it was one of the last to be published, under the title I My Analysis with Freud: Reminiscences i in 1977. Freud deliberately set the cat among the pigeons when he confessed that his case histories "read like short stories" and appear to "lack the serious stamp of science" ([1]-5, p. 160). [Extracted from the article]