Sigmund Freud's Autobiography

Author: Stefan Zweig
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Publish Date: 2002-10-01
Features: This is a thinker who left his homeland, reflecting on the personal memories of the lost years of spirit. In an era where happiness and suffering, ideals and realities, peace and war, prosperity and decline intertwine, the author's sensitive heart and long-forgotten memories are touched. He constantly reminisces about his hometown Vienna, once so peaceful, conservative, prosperous, and refined, as well as the entire distant Europe that has passed away. Under the delicate brushwork of a literary artist flows the wisdom of a historian, as he creates a portrait of an entire era that has collapsed. The individual's experiences are woven into it, resulting in a work that is both authentic and unrigid, rich in details yet profound in depth. In it, we perceive the soul at the end of life conversing with its brilliant youth. The dreamlike homeland brings a touch of warmth to the cold reality, but behind the warmth lies the individual's fear and helplessness in the face of changing times.