“…(Anonym, 1923 It is perhaps no exaggeration to say that the obituary demarcated Silberer from classical psychoanalysis when its author claimed that Silberer's interest lay beyond the realm of psychoanalysis proper (see Roazen, 1975). In fact, this statement is not true: Silberer's primary aim was to enrich "proper" psychoanalysis with his observations (see, e.g., Silberer, 1911cSilberer, , 1912aSilberer, , 1912bSilberer, , 1912cSilberer, , 1914aSilberer, , 1914bSilberer, , 1914c. However, it is beyond doubt that critical voices reached Silberer from within the enclave of orthodox psychoanalysis (see, e.g., Jones, 1918).…”