Freudian Psychology

This book is a collection of Freud's classic works, including "The Interpretation of Dreams", "Introduction to Psychoanalysis" and "Three Essays on Sexuality". "The Interpretation of Dreams" is an epoch-making masterpiece of psychoanalysis and one of the three masterpieces of mankind's ideological revolution. Freud believed that joy, happiness, anxiety, and fear in dreams are subconscious projections, and this book will reveal the mysteries buried deep in the psychology. "Introduction to Psychoanalysis" has been translated into 17 languages ​​and published as an introductory textbook on psychoanalysis. This book has had varying degrees of influence on psychology, medicine, anthropology, and even history, literature, art, and philosophy. "Three Essays on Sexuality" is Freud's pioneering work on sexology. The author applied psychoanalysis to the study of sex for the first time. By sorting out the budding and growth of sexual impulses in ordinary men and women from early childhood to adolescence, the author discovered and explored the key psychological factors in everyone's sexual confusion. This directly enlightened the entire modern Western society's views and cognition on sex, and it still provides us with reference and help today.