Moses and Monotheism is one of Sigmund Freud's most puzzling and ground-breaking texts. The reconstruction of the history and composition of the text has proven to be a challenge for scholars. Through the density of ideas in a text situated at the crossroads of applied psychoanalysis and clinical study, this has become one of Freud's most influential texts. The commentaries in this volume aim at exploring various aspects of Moses and Monotheism, while taking into account the latest scholarly insights.