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In his long, fruitful life, which began in the 1850s and lasted until 1939, Freud added significant value to the world. The famous neurologist is regarded as the founder of the science of psychoanalysis. While learning Latin, French and English in high school, he learned Hebrew, Spanish and Italian by his own efforts. He was a successful, knowledge-loving student. Influenced by Goethe's work, he decided to study medicine. Coming from a Jewish family, Freud faced anti-Semitism during his university years and was ostracized by society. However, these problems made him deepen his studies. In 1876 he entered the laboratory of the physiologist Brücke, where he conducted research on anatomy and the human nervous system. He finished his medical studies in 1881. In 1883, Freud started to work as an assistant in the psychiatry clinic under the direction of the famous brain anatomy and neuropathology specialist of the time, Doctor Theodor Meynert. His hunger for knowledge has been satisfied by t

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