The Story of a Golden-Haired Chow Marie Bonaparte. The Story of a Golden - Haired Chow Marie Bonaparte With a new introduction by Gary Genosko Transaction Publishers New Brunswick ( U.S.A. ) and London ( U.K. ) New material this edition ...

... Marie Bonaparte's Topsy: The Story of a Golden-Haired Chow (1940), Colette Audry's Behind the Bathtub: The Story of a French Dog (1962), Michael Field's Whym Chow: Flame of Love (1914), and Sally Mann's What Remains (2004). The first ...

... Topsy: The Story of a Golden-Haired Chow (1940) by Marie Bonaparte—French writer, Poe scholar, princess, psychoanalyst, analysand, and ally of Sigmund Freud; she helped him flee Nazi Vienna for London. She wrote a memoir about her dog ...

... Marie Bonaparte , quoted in the introduction by Gary Genosko , in Marie Bonaparte , Topsy : The Story of a Golden - Haired Chow ( New Brunswick , NJ : Transaction Publishers , 1994 ) , 13 . 3 " No matter how awful " John Dickerson ...

... Marie Bonaparte entered this stage in Rank's place with a work that was a transference gift. Whenever Freud was unable to work with his analysands during this turbulent period ... Story of a Golden-haired Chow, trans. 83 pet theories.

... Marie Bonaparte became more useful to him than ever . In 1938 , Austria was invaded by the Nazis . Freud had to ... Topsy , the Story of a Golden - Haired Chow . " The master and the disciple shared a common passion for chows ...

... “Introduction.” In Topsy: The Story of a Golden-Haired Chow, by Marie Bonaparte. New Brunswick, NJ: Transaction Publishers, 1994. ity in Specialized Settings.” In Handbook on Animal-Assisted Therapy: Theoretical 192. Bibliography.

... book by his pupil and benefactor , Princess Marie Bonaparte : Topsy , the Golden Haired Chow . Topsy , written between March 1935 and June 1936 , describes Bonaparte's distress at discovering a cancerous growth on the lip of her chow Teaupi ...