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The Psychopathology of Everyday Life
Paperback/Published 1971
"The special affection with which Freud regarded parapraxes was no doubt
due to the fact that they, along with dreams, were what enabled him to extend to
normal mental life the discoveries he had first made in connection with neurosis".SE, VI,xiii
1901
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Five Lectures on Psychoanalysis
Paperback/Published 1989
This set of lectures provide a preliminary picture of psychoanalysis.
They were delivered in 1909, at Clark University, Worcester, Massachusetts,
in reply to Dr. G.Stanley Hall's invitation, considered by Freud as
the first official recognition of the young science.
1910
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On the History of the Psychoanalytic Movement
Paperback/Published 1967
In this work Freud intended to state the fundamental postulates,
and hypotheses of psychoanalysis to show that Adler's and Jung's
theories were totally incompatible with his own views.
1914
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Introductory Lectures On Psycho-Analysis
Paperback/Published 1989
This book had a wider circulation than any of Freud's works.
These lectures were mostly improvised and delivered at the University of Vienna,
in two successive winter terms (1915-16 and 1916-17), during the First World War.
They were written afterwards, as if Freud were in a lively contact with his audience.
1915
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The Future of an Illusion
Paperback/Published 1989
Freud wrote about natural sciences, medicine and psychotherapy.
This book is about cultural problems that always fascinated him.
1927
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Civilization and Its Discontents
Paperback/Published 1989
Another book on a sociological subject, regarding the struggle
between the demands of instinct and the restrictions of civilization.
1930
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New Introductory Lectures On Psycho-Analysis
Paperback/Published 1965
These 'lectures' were never meant to be delivered to an audience, due to Freud's
speech restrictions caused by surgery. In his own words "they are addressed to the
multitude of educated people to whom we may perhaps attribute a benevolent, even
though cautious, interest in the characteristics and discoveries of the young science".
1933
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The Diary of Sigmund Freud
1929-1939: A Record of the Final Decade
Hardcover/Published 1992
