Dream Interpretation

There is a lot written about "The Interpretation of Dreams", and I think it is very correct. This is indeed the case. The author writes about dreams very clearly and is easy to understand and support!

This book has also answered some of my doubts. Sometimes when I am doing something, I suddenly feel as if I have done it before, or maybe I have done it in a dream and forgotten it. Just like sometimes I am sitting in a daze, and then, suddenly I feel as if I have been in a daze at this moment, in this environment. It is a wonderful feeling.

I think I agree with some of the views in this book, but the author's general theory, I would consider the example to be a single example and not enough to explain that everything that humans dream about is related to sex. Maybe there is another deeper meaning, maybe I don't understand it.

During the reading process, I discovered that Freud put forward an interesting point when studying the scientific literature on dreams: Dreams know more than memories, and often use irrelevant and soon-to-be-forgotten content as dream material. Looking back on the dreams I have had, this is indeed the case. And he said that the dream of that day was most likely based on childhood and the two or three days before the dream. Those fragments that are deeply felt when awake are difficult to appear in dreams. I also understand this deeply. Most of the plots of my dreams are on the middle school campus, which is relatively long ago. It seems that they have been reprocessed and a lot of bizarre experiences have been added to it.

The Interpretation of Dreams, an academic book about scientific dream interpretation written by Sigmund Freud. Freud understands the other two-thirds of himself by reading his own dreams. From a practical sense, this book can often help people who are confused by dreams understand their daily thoughts. From an academic sense, this book invented academic concepts such as the subconscious, superego, id, and self in the history of psychology, and these concepts eventually affected a series of liberal arts fields such as sociology and law.

Freud, the founder of psychoanalysis and a world-renowned master of psychoanalysis, the author of this book, caused a great shock in the academic world and society after publishing "The Interpretation of Dreams". In this book, Freud uses psychoanalytic techniques to explore "dreams" and explores this topic that has not been fully understood before from many aspects such as the object, purpose, and expression methods of dreams. Freud's bold exploration of dreams and the subconscious provided a deep-rooted foundation for today's psychoanalytic research.

Like this book very much. Because I am a frequent dreamer, I also want to find many answers and guide myself on how to dream and how to have a good sleep. There are many details, phenomena, story compositions in dreams, repeated dreams, dreams with sequels, exam dreams, ringtone dreams, etc. After reading this book, I have gained insights one by one. Reading it often can also answer many questions. Sometimes I like to dream, because this way I can have two worlds and do many things that are impossible in reality. How can it not be considered as a dream come true?

Interpret dreams with many examples, analyze dreams from a unique perspective

It's profound and makes sense! For those of you who often dream, come and find out why I have so many dreams.

I read it slowly for twelve hours. It is obscure and difficult to understand. Savor it carefully. It is worth reading again [Blow a kiss][Blow a kiss]

Good book, maybe that's not what I'm interested in. I wanted to read it carefully at first, but after reading a few chapters, I felt a bit boring, so I ended up listening to it in listening mode. I have learned a little bit. This kind of book needs to be read carefully, understood and thought about. I will re-read this book when I get interested someday.

This is Freud's very famous work and thought. Public opinion's analysis and discussion of dreams almost ran through Freud's theoretical thoughts throughout his life. And his analysis of dreams is inseparable. His most controversial ideological and theoretical point is the issue of sex. It is undeniable that Freud's psychopsychology was very successful, but his over-expansion of sexual issues became the main reason why he was criticized. If you ignore this point, then his entire analysis and research on dreams is very worth learning. Whether you are a student majoring in psychology or a reader interested in psychology.

Very good, I had more dreams after reading it [stunned]

Dreams are the realization of wishes, the theme of ideas. Although the attitude towards dreams is somewhat one-sided, the structural classification is still practical and indeed has a certain height.

I was a little confused when I first read this book. Too much information came to me in an explosion, and most of it had some flaws. But if you look carefully, these theories correspond to my personal experience. There are many undiscovered points, which are also mentioned. The language in the whole book is not harsh, but rather like a cup of good tea, the more you taste it, the more fragrant it becomes, which is very good.

This book is suitable for reading when you have just woken up from a dream and feel hazy and unfinished and feel lost. At this time, the content of the book will become much easier to understand.

I watched it several times when I was in college, and now I'm watching it again

Conscious and subconscious

Of great help to me

The essence of dreams is revealed. Overall, it's really obscure and difficult to understand! I can only rely on my own knowledge of the subconscious and other conscious levels to interpret it, which may allow me to better understand the content of this book.

Very good book, gave me a lot of knowledge about dreams

Dreams are the fulfillment of wishes.

I have learned a lot and my dreams have become richer.

Although scholars have summarized the origins of dreams based on experiments, I can only relate to a small number of them. Rather than talking about the origin of dreams, it is better to talk about the origin of dream imagery. But I think people in the book did not consider why dreams occur and what do dreams mean to the sleeping body?

This book is really interesting! Mr. Freud's perspective is very unique. His analysis of dreams gave me a new understanding of my subconscious mind. Just like sometimes I dream about my relatives, it turns out that this may be my longing for them deep in my heart. The book also contains many photos of Freud, which made me feel as if he was chatting with me face to face. In short, this is a book that has benefited me a lot and I recommend it to everyone!

This is the second time I've seen it [smile] It's pretty good

I especially like to dream, enjoy dreaming, and dominate dreams.

The formation of dreams is too complex and difficult to analyze accurately [smile]

Look how many hours I've been watching

A wonderful book, thank you