Florentine Chronicle

Author: Ye Mengli
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Publish Date: 2002-03-01
Features: Sigmund Freud, the Austrian psychologist, is one of the most controversial figures among the world's celebrities of this century. As early as the 1920s, the psychoanalysis he founded had a significant impact worldwide. His theories touched upon the unconscious, which was relatively neglected in traditional psychology, expanding the field of psychological research and deepening its level. As a result, his theories elicited responses in various fields such as literature, medicine, and philosophy. Literary workers can gain inspiration and references by critically absorbing this theory. However, Freud's theories inverted the relationship between human psychology and physiology, as well as between psychology and the social environment. This led to skepticism and criticism of his theories from his contemporaries, including his disciples. In recent years, Freud's theories and works have been gradually introduced to China, and scholars, including some in the literary field, hope to gain a better understanding of Freud's life and theories. For this purpose, we have provided readers with this biography of Freud. This book includes: a Jewish youth with a brilliant future; the journey of psychoanalysis; from self-analysis to the interpretation of dreams; consciousness and the unconscious; comedies and tragedies in difficult times, and more.