Dora's Dream: Freud's Personal Demonstration of Dream Interpretation

Editor's recommendation Great masterpieces by masters, classics passed down from generation to generation, new translations by famous writers, every word is precious. Case version of "Interpretation of Dreams" Practical version, the pinnacle of dream interpretation Freud's first independent and complete clinical analysis of dream interpretation One of the few important cases systematically analyzed in his lifetime The only non-academic full-length work among Freud's works It is not only a representative work of Freud's theory from hypothesis to science, but also a professional case analysis, and it is also a suspenseful and fascinating literary story. Freud's genius analysis of this dream not only dissected Dora's unknown dream language, even unknown to herself, but also deciphered the code of the spiritual iceberg and the depths of the soul for us. Introduction Freud is another shocking work after "The Interpretation of Dreams" In order to further demonstrate and enrich the theory of dream interpretation, Freud wrote this case analysis. To this day, Dora's case is still an extremely important case in the history of psychoanalysis, and Freud's analysis of Dora's dream is still a rare practical model in the field of dream interpretation. A house is on fire. My father stood beside my bed and woke me up. I quickly put on my clothes. My mother tried to save her jewelry box, but my father said, "I don't want to let myself and my two children get burned because of your jewelry box." We hurried downstairs, and as soon as we ran out, I woke up. Dora's periodically recurring dreams aroused Freud's curiosity. Freud's genius analysis of this dream not only analyzed Dora's unknown dream language, even unknown to herself, but also deciphered the code of the spiritual iceberg and the depths of the soul for us. [About the author] Sigmund Freud (1856-1939), Austrian psychiatrist and psychologist, founder of the school of psychoanalysis, is known as the "Father of Psychoanalysis". Freud devoted his life to writing and clinical treatment. His thoughts were extremely profound and he proposed important theories such as narcissism, life and death instincts, and the three-part structure of personality of id, ego, and superego, making psychoanalysis a method for understanding human motivation and personality. His major works include: "The Interpretation of Dreams", "Self and Id", "Civilization and Its Shortcomings", etc. Yang Shaogang is a director of the Social Psychology Branch of the Chinese Psychological Society, a director of the Theory and History of Psychology Branch of the Chinese Psychological Society, and a director of the Family Education Professional Committee of the Chinese Education Society. He has been engaged in research on the history of Western psychology, moral psychology and social psychology for a long time, especially in the research of psychoanalytic psychology, humanistic psychology and moral psychology, and has made many achievements in family education. He has published more than 130 papers in academic journals at home and abroad; he has published 14 monographs such as "Searching for the True Meaning of Existence" and "Spiritual Pursuit: The Mysterious Jung"; and nearly 30 translated works such as "Dura's Dream", "3 Dimensions of Dialogue with Yourself" and "Civilization and Its Shortcomings", which are strongly loved by readers.