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Little Hans: The Boy Who Feared His Own Shadow — Freud’s Case Study

PSYCHOLOGY Little Hans: The Child Who Feared His Father Through a Horse” — Freud’s Case Study In this episode, Dr. Sigmund Freud recounts one of the most revealing cases of his analytic career — the story of Little Hans, a five-year-old boy paralyzed by his fear of horses. What appeared to his father as a childish phobia, Freud uncovered as the living anatomy of the Oedipus complex. Through Hans’s dreams, fantasies, and innocent remarks, Freud exposes the unconscious conflict between love, jealousy, and fear that shapes the earliest stages of human development. Narrated in Freud’s own clinical voice, this reconstruction follows the boy’s journey from terror to understanding — from seeing the horse as a monster to recognizing it as the shadow of his father. Freud’s interpretation of Hans’s “plumber dream” and symbolic associations offers a stark glimpse into how the unconscious disguises forbidden wishes as fear. This episode forms part of the Freudian Case Files series — a collection of first-person analytic narratives examining the birth of psychoanalysis through Freud’s original perspective. CAUTION & CONTENT ADVISORY This video is an academic dramatization intended for educational and historical study. It contains clinical discussions of child psychology and psychoanalytic theory that reflect early 20th-century perspectives. These interpretations are not representative of modern therapeutic standards and should not be applied to current clinical practice or child development without context. Viewer discretion is advised for sensitive psychological material. BIBLIOGRAPHY / REFERENCES Freud, S. (1909). Analysis of a Phobia in a Five-Year-Old Boy (The Case of “Little Hans”). Standard Edition, Vol. 10. Gay, P. (1989). Freud: A Life for Our Time. W.W. Norton & Company. Jones, E. (1953). The Life and Work of Sigmund Freud. Basic Books. Source adaptation reference: Listverse Case Summary, 2015 ___TAGS____ childhood fear, mysterious story, real psychology story, unseen cctv clip, cinematic case study, scholar short film