Sexology Three Essays; Psychology of Love

Author: (Austrian) Freud
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Publication Date: 2004-10-01
Features: Three Essays on the Theory of Sexuality is one of Freud's most creative and enduring contributions to the understanding of human nature, its revolutionary and significance are comparable to The Interpretation of Dreams. In this book, Freud articulates his main views on human nature and the motivations behind human behavior. The first essay, Perverted Types of Sexual Instinct, discusses in detail homosexuality, sexual perversions, and the sexual impulses of psychotics. The second essay provides a thorough analysis of the origins, purposes, and expressions of infantile sexuality. The third essay, Changes during Puberty, delves into Freud's famous theory of psychosexual development. Freud's Three Essays on the Theory of Sexuality is a unique classic in the field of sexology. It is not only a treasure trove for scholars of abnormal psychology but also a must-read for psychologists, anthropologists, sociologists, and general intellectuals, as it offers a systematic and comprehensive exploration of human development. Psychology of Love consists of three essays, offering sharp analyses of the abnormal psychology of men in love, the causes of impotence, and the mysterious implications of virgins.