About this audiobook
Sigmund Freud’s “Psychopathology of ordinary life” is one of the most famous, exciting and practical works of the founder of psychoanalysis, in which he proves that there is absolutely nothing random in human behavior. In this work, Freud, on a multitude of bright and intelligent examples from his own practice and daily experience, shows that forgetting names and words, reservations, descriptions, cleansings, accidental breakdowns and loss of objects are not just tired or bad memory at all. Behind each such “battle” is a unconscious conflict, a thirsty desire, a hidden fear or a secret thought that breaks out contrary to the will of man. It is because of this book that the famous expression “Free’s Speech” has entered the world vocabulary. Written in a light, ironic and accessible language, this work turns ordinary little things into an exciting detective, allowing the reader to look at the usual behaviors in a new way and learn to "read between lines" in daily communication. **Who to read:** Everyone who is interested in psychoanalysis and subconscious secrets, lovers of psychological observations of people's behavior, as well as everyone who wants to learn to understand the true hidden motives of their own and of others' actions.
