Little Hans | Mind Changers

Duration: 27'54''

Synopsis

A phobia of horses developed by a boy living in Vienna in 1904 seemed unlikely evidence for the Oedipus complex. But for Sigmund Freud, this was the proof he had been waiting for.

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