Dream Psychology: Psychoanalysis for Beginners

Sigmund Freud

Jan 2013 · Google Play Public Domain · AI-narrated by Archie (from Google)

About this audiobook

Published in 1920 by renowned Viennese psychotherapist Sigmund Freud, this book describes various theories for interpreting dreams. According to Freud, dreams represent the unconscious mind, and in this title he provides examples of how dreams represent the dreamer's unconscious desires.

Ratings and reviews

Not my cup of tea. I find Sigmund Freud to be interesting but I don't enjoy listening to his perspective on things. Worth a listen if you don't know anything about him or if you want to know about a certain "genre" of psychology.

Freud's daughter committed suicide we may understand that a human writer is only writing about their interpretation of anything. Whether it be their imagination or reality it is their experience of a thing. It is outside of the experience of another of it which may be partially correct or a twisted view of it from anothers experience and view of it.

Pressure to the brain in any, form is all the way deadly painful. In so Many ways.... But the head gear.......now that hurtd.to have a study group is wow. But to negatively express in any form. Words to real life.as if you're no born to be an human experiment to what degree dose one not get what they are doing to one and hurts all. worst kind of pain. But to carry on, invasive, feels never will go away. Once used to toucher. Worldly the waves off it. Just a thought. You?

About the author

Sigmund Freud (6 May 1856 – 23 September 1939) was an Austrian neurologist and the founder of psychoanalysis, a clinical method for treating psychopathology through dialogue between a patient and a psychoanalyst. He believed that dreams were expressions of wish fulfillments.