Psychopathology of everyday life
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"The Psychopathology of Everyday Life," first published in 1901, is an early book by Sigmund Freud, extremely popular with the general public. This work became one of the most important in his scientific biography and one of the key works in the history of psychoanalysis, Jacques Lacan considered it one of the most important works in history for understanding the unconscious. Here, Freud convincingly demonstrates, through numerous examples mainly drawn from his own life or the lives of colleagues and friends, how seemingly random mistakes - slips of the tongue, mishearings, forgetting names, misplacing objects, minor irrational actions, and so on - reveal to us what lies deep in our unconscious: our repressed desires. In a world where the ability to reflect and be honest with oneself is rarer than one would like, this book, fascinating and impartial, remains essential reading for anyone ready to look inside themselves and meet their own "I" eye to eye.
During Freud's lifetime, "The Psychopathology of Everyday Life" was reprinted numerous times, and each time he supplemented it with new examples and considerations. We are publishing a new complete translation of this classic work.
During Freud's lifetime, "The Psychopathology of Everyday Life" was reprinted numerous times, and each time he supplemented it with new examples and considerations. We are publishing a new complete translation of this classic work.
Author:
Author:Freud Sigmund
Cover:
Cover:integral
Category:
- Category:Psychology
Dimensions:
Dimensions:20.5x13x2 cm
Series:
Series:Thinking Man
ISBN:
ISBN:978-5-389-22913-6
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