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| | Sigmund Freud [Internet Encyclopedia of Philosophy] |
 | | After a life of remarkable vigour and creative productivity, he died of cancer while exiled in England in 1939. |
 | | As indicated above, both Charcot and Breuer had a direct and immediate impact upon him, but some of the other factors, though no less important than these, were of a rather different nature. |
 | | Unsurprisingly, this in turn has given rise to a systematic backlash, in which organisations of accused parents, seeing themselves as the true victims of what they term 'False Memory Syndrome', have denounced all such memory-claims as falsidical, the direct product of a belief in what they see as the myth of repression. |
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