Psychopathology of everyday life. Freud Z.

“Psychopathology of everyday life”, first published in 1901, is the early book of Sigmund Freud, which was extremely popular among the general public. This work has become one of the most important in his scientific biography and one of the key in the history of psychoanalysis; Jacques Lacan considered it one of the most important works in the history of the unconscious.

Here Freud here, with numerous examples, gleaned mainly from his own life or the life of colleagues and friends, convincingly demonstrates, as random, it would seem, mistakes - reservations, rings, forgetting names, hiring objects, small awkward acts and So forth - they open us what lurks at a depth in our unconscious: our crowded out desires. In a world where the ability to reflection and honesty is less common with themselves than we would like, this book, fascinating and impartial, remains indispensable reading for anyone who is ready to look into themselves and meet with their own “I”