Freud

Author: Noi
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Publish Date: 2006-06-01
Features: "Cambridge Guides to Philosophical Problems" is a series of academic reference books published by Cambridge University Press in the 1990s. As the original editors stated: "One of the purposes of this series is to help readers overcome their intimidation when facing difficult and challenging philosophical works." For non-professional readers and students interested in philosophy, this series provides an authoritative and convenient guide; for experts and in-depth researchers, it offers an overview of the latest developments in various critical interpretations. The Commercial Press has introduced and published the "Cambridge Guides to Philosophical Problems" in English original form, aiming to facilitate domestic readers and researchers, and hoping that this research guide will help China's reading community grasp academic trends and broaden the horizons of thought. Can Freud still offer us some lessons today? The fundamental premise of this book is that he can indeed still provide us with many lessons. "Freud" includes authoritative authors from various perspectives, who not only examine Freud from a philosophical perspective but also from historical, psychoanalytic, anthropological, and sociological perspectives, demonstrating how he can still offer us a fresh and powerful way to think about human thought and action. They thoroughly examine the intellectual background of Freud's thought, the structure of his arguments, and reveal how Freud understood those often misunderstood and overlooked levels of experience. The book covers all core themes of Freud's works, from sexuality and neurosis to morality, art, and culture.