About this audiobook
Sigmund Freud's "Introduction to Psychoanalysis" is the fundamental work of an Austrian psychiatrist and thinker who revolutionized the concepts of the human psyche, culture and nature of the conscious. Written on the basis of a cycle of lectures, the book serves as the most accessible, systematic and exciting guide to the concept created by Freud. In this work, the author consistently reveals the key elements of the psychoanalytic theory: from the analysis of arguments, descriptions and dreams as a “direct way to the unconscious” to a detailed understanding of the nature of neuros, psycho-sexual development and the defensive mechanisms of the psyche. Freud clearly demonstrates how the conflicts hidden in the subconscious, the desires and child trauma unseenly control the everyday behavior of a person, his choices, fears and emotional states. Written in a bright, convincing and imagined language, the book is read as an exciting study of the darkest and unknown corners of the human mind. "Introduction to Psychoanalysis" is a mandatory reading for anyone who wants to understand the true motives of human actions and the structure of the subconsciousness. About what the book in three words: Unconscious, Dreams, Psychic. Who to read: Interested psychologist and subconscious teaching, students of humanities specialties, lovers of scientific and popular classics and everyone who seeks to understand deeper himself and the inner world of man.
