Freud: an Introduction to Psychoanalysis

This set of "Collected Works of Freud" (12 volumes) is China's first and only classic translation of Freud's literary essence. It was edited by Che Wenbo, the first person to study Freud in China, a recognized authority on Freud in the academic world, and a famous psychologist. It has been rigorously translated and revised many times by more than 40 experts and professors across the country. It can be called the most authoritative and complete version of Freud's psychological works on both sides of the Taiwan Strait. This volume contains a work called "Introduction to Psychoanalysis", which consists of Freud's lectures on psychoanalysis at the University of Vienna during the two winters of 1915 to 1917. The book includes three chapters: Errors in Action, Dreams and Neurosis, and is divided into 28 lectures in total. The first two articles assume that the audience has no basic knowledge of psychoanalysis. Through the analysis of mistakes in daily life and the exploration of the dreams of normal people, they lay the foundation for the audience to learn about neurotic issues. The Third General Theory of Neuroses is the core of Freud's explanation of psychoanalysis. Through a comprehensive analysis of various neuroses, he in-depth elaborated on the relevant theories and methods of this very difficult new topic.