@Jaike
I wrote that post from my memory (except for the nobel prize one, I wanted to get the years right). Therefore, I have to search and find each source from scratch and, well, I'am surly not be the best one for that, since I am not a native English speaker. Listening/reading and comprehension of a foreign language is one thing, but using adequate search terms for scientific material is quite another.
So I went to find something. But the more I searched, the more I felt it was all a waste of time on a topic I'm not interested in. And I don't want to spend my weekend on something like this. At some point I was even completely blanking out.
Nonetheless, here is what I found before I stopped.

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I don't know if this will be enough, but like I said, I don't care anymore.
I wrote that post from my memory (except for the nobel prize one, I wanted to get the years right). Therefore, I have to search and find each source from scratch and, well, I'am surly not be the best one for that, since I am not a native English speaker. Listening/reading and comprehension of a foreign language is one thing, but using adequate search terms for scientific material is quite another.
So I went to find something. But the more I searched, the more I felt it was all a waste of time on a topic I'm not interested in. And I don't want to spend my weekend on something like this. At some point I was even completely blanking out.
Nonetheless, here is what I found before I stopped.
An easy start would be the wiki page about hisIf you have a source for that, that would be very strong evidence for the view that Freud was a fraud.
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is a short summary of a scientific paper (which one has to buy), with it's references.
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is an aricle about a book about him, at the end of the article you will find something about it.Living in an modern city of it's time won't protect from ones upbringings.I think this part is a little too complacent. Yes, people were more misogynist back then, but Freud lived in the imperial, later federal capital and had close connections with all kinds of people involved in women's organisations and socialist and liberal groups. He was constantly exposed to more emancipated views than the average person back then, not like he was a sheltered Carinthian hick in a clericalist echo chamber. Surely the bar should be higher for him.
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page has some points about his views.And
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is an article about that.I don't know if this will be enough, but like I said, I don't care anymore.