Psychopathology of Everyday Life

Sigmund Freud is a famous scientist, the founder of psychoanalysis. His innovative ideas had a huge impact on the psychology and the entire Western civilization of the XX century. Among the largest achievements: the substantiation of the concept of unconscious, the development of the theory of the EDIPOV complex, the creation of the method of free associations and the methods of interpretation of dreams.
Psychopathology of everyday life - the second major study of Sigmund Freud. This work has not yet lost its relevance, it is included in the list of key books on psychoanalysis.
The fundamental concept of this scientific work is the unconscious: the area into which all the suppressed attractions and desires are supplied and which is not amenable to controlling consciousness. Unconscious motives can not only complicate a person life, but often the cause of neurotic disorders, so Freud proposed to work with them using various
Todings of psychoanalysis.
The transfer of psychopathology of everyday life presented in this publication was performed by V. Copper at the beginning of the twentieth century. His first publication took place in the life of Sigmund Freud
And with its permission.
Like other books of the Great Ideas series, the book will be simply indispensable in the library of students of humanitarian specialties, as well as for those who want to get acquainted with the key works and ideas of world philosophy and culture