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All of which is due to the choice of the Latin 'id' for 'das Es.' Despite Arlow and Brenner's classic text, Freud's seemingly replacing the Unconscious, which Lacan has defined as a chain of signifiers which insists, with das Es (the id), the alleged cauldron of instincts or drives, the letter still remains in the title. Before this was even published, an American professor of sociology, John Murray Cuddihy made the same association of 'Id-Yid', in his book, The Ordeal of Civility, a sample page of which I have also included, as well as a copy of the index entry for 'Id-Yid', showing 27 entries. I have also included a copy of James Strachey's letter to Alix Strachey concerning the choice of the title in English, The Ego and the Id, even though it may seem a bit scandalous. Furthermore, she does not mention the need for a basic bi-lingual text of Freud's published writings, but apparently wants to bypass this step altogether and go directly to the variations of the text in his unpublished manuscripts to which she apparently has access to and we, the general public, don't.

page 9ln.4 of her book, Early Freud and Late Freud. These notes are omitted here because the amendments mostly concern subtleties of the German language that cannot be reproduced in English.'!. I feel that she is dismissive of her English speaking readers when she writes 'in the original German edition of this essay, footnotes were used to draw attention to the many corrections made by Freud in the manuscript, relating to details of the wording. She only publishes some or a few of the pages of Freud's original handwriting and does not line it up side by side with her transliterations and translations so that we may follow the procedure.

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The problem with Grubrich-Simitis's work from my point of view, is that despite her very useful publications of Freud's manuscripts, their transliterations and translations, she does not give us full access to the entire manuscript. The second paragraph does not match up, as he has rearranged, inserted, and deleted sentences in the published version. The Forward and the first paragraph match up perfectly with Freud's published text, as you can see. I have included the first page, the Forward and the second page, the first two paragraphs of Das Ich und das Es, in Freud's handwriting from Ilse Grubrich-Simitis's book, Back to Freud's Text. 2 NOTES ON THE CREATION OF A BI-LINGUAL EDITION OF FREUD'S THE EGO AND THE ID/ DAS ICH UND DAS ES Again, I have use the Standard Edition for the English text and the Studienausgabe for the German text.

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