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[20th century Galileo? The significance of Freud's life and work, seen in terms of the history of science (lecture on May 6th, 2006)].

This paper gives a sketch of Freud's life and work, discusses the difficulties of reception he met, and, referring to the well-known statement that psychoanalysis represents the third blow to the narcissism of mankind, maintains that, in terms of the history of science, a more meaningful parallel can be drawn between Freud and Galileo than between Freud and Copernicus or Darwin.