It was while trying to treat a woman for hysteria – a neurosis then believed to emanate from the vagina – that Freud and Fleiss botched the operation and almost killed the patient later immortalised as "Irma" in The Interpretation of Dreams, where Freud glosses over an episode that today would have led to disgrace, a loss of his licence to practice, maybe even lawsuits and jail time.
It was while trying to treat a woman for hysteria a neurosis then believed to emanate from the vagina that Freud and Fliess botched the operation and almost killed the patient, later immortalized as "Irma" in The Interpretation of Dreams, where Freud glosses over an episode that today would have led to disgrace, a loss of his license to malpractice, maybe even lawsuits, and jail time.
This may sound simple in theory, but I know and you know that the option to reject an agreement is unrealistic and would lead to the disgrace of Israel before the world".
In the fall of 1953, as Senator Joseph McCarthy was commencing his investigation of the U.S. Army that was to lead to his disgrace and downfall, Francis Cardinal Spellman, the reigning Archbishop of New York, expressed his approval of that latter-day witch-hunt of communists and fellow-travelers.
Geldof said: "If there's a new economy then there needs to be a new politics, and it's a failure of that new politics that's led to this disgrace, this absolute sickening disgrace," he said.
Such folly and vanity, the ever wise Elizabeth Bennet cautioned, can lead to censure and disgrace.
It may also have led to his disgrace.
We must act together to eradicate those factors that led to this disgrace to our nation.
There, however, his imprudent conduct led to his disgrace and suicide.
Richard M. Nixon's first term but led to his disgrace during the Watergate scandal (b. March 22, 1908, Shakopee, Minn.--d. April 14 , 1998 Pasadena, Calif.).
