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Ferenczi had died in May of 1933. [...] neither of our heroes lived to see the World War II horrors, and we, coming to Baden-Baden, touring or even staying in Groddeck's sanatorium (my husband and I stayed in the room with the sleeping balcony where Ferenczi stayed), as we identified with them, could experience a vicarious ignorance of all that their deaths spared them. [...] Judit Szekács's "Mindless Bodies, Bodiless Minds" brings us into the future, outlining the profound impact that modern communication technologies and medical technologies have had, providing us with disembodied images with whom we communicate, challenging our sense of time and place, self and other.