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Dream Psychology

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First published: 1901
Pages: 148

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Introduction
13:31
Dreams Have a Meaning
33:58
The Dream Mechanism
42:03
Why the Dream Disguises the Desires
33:10
Dream Analysis
39:22
Sex in Dreams
44:50
The Wish in Dreams
46:59
The Function of the Dream
31:22
The Primary and Secondary Process - Regression
48:46
The Unconscious and Consiousness - Reality
30:01

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Freud wrote this short book to bring the ideas of his dense masterwork The Interpretation of Dreams within reach of ordinary readers. In plain terms he lays out his central claim that dreams are not nonsense but disguised wishes, coded messages from a hidden part of the mind. Working through examples, many of them his own dreams, he explains the gap between what a dream seems to say and what it really means, and introduces the mechanisms of condensation, displacement, and symbolism that his followers would make famous. Whatever one makes of his conclusions, this remains the clearest doorway into the thinking that founded psychoanalysis. Free to download as a PDF or EPUB.

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Sigmund Freud

Sigmund Freud Books in PDF and EPub are here for you to download free from our site. Sigmund Freud was an Austrian neurologist and the founder of psychoanalysis, a method for evaluating and treating mental illness through dialogue between patient and psychoanalyst.