This is the date on an envelope attached to the draft. The exact date is unknown.
Translated by Jeffrey Moussaieff Masson
p78-83 of The complete letters of Sigmund Freud to Wilhelm Fliess, 1887-1904. (Jeffrey Moussaieff Masson, Ed. and Trans.). (1985c). Cambridge, MA, and London: Belknap Press of Harvard University Press.
Available at www.LacanianWorksExchange.net /freud (1894)
NOTE ON TRANSLATION, July 2022
Sigmund Freud uses the term ‘angst’. This has been translated by James Strachey as ‘anxiety’. A better translation is ‘anguish’ which will be substituted, from now on.
Translations of ‘angst’ from the internet:
Angst: anxiety; fear; fright; panic; terror; stuffiness; oppression; heaviness; sinking feeling
Also Angst : anxiety, fear, fright, dread, & fear of failure, anxiety, anguish, dread, apprehension, fear, fright, trepidation, alarm
Jacques Lacan, who read Sigmund Freud in the original German, translates ‘angst’ from German into French as ‘l’angoisse’.
Cormac Gallagher & Adrian Price both translate ‘l’angoisse’ as ‘Anxiety’. This seems to be a mistake. It is almost certain that Seminar X should be called, From Anguish (de l’angoisse) & most references to ‘anxiety’ should be changed to ‘anguish’. However, this means looking up what original word was used, Angst – German or Angoisse – French.
Citations
Tracing Stages linked to Libido in Freud : 23rd January 2023 (originally 24th October 2017) : Julia Evans : See www.LacanianWorks.org /5 Other Authors A-Z (Evans)
Seminar X Anguish (or Dread – l’angoisse) (1962-1963) : from 14th November 1962 : Jacques Lacan : See www.LacanianWorks.org /4 Jacques Lacan (19621114)