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spenkevich's review
Me: *over-explaining dream about being late to a job I haven’t worked in years, also flying bears.*
Freud: “hmmm…” *puts pistol in mouth*
Freud: “hmmm…” *puts pistol in mouth*
lumaca_sismica's review
Initially, I started reading the book with interest, but I soon found the style and language used in the Italian edition I was reading to be poor, or simply not to my taste. As I continued, I realized I couldn't keep going for two main reasons: first, the information about dreams and the psychological aspects of the mind didn't deepen or evolve as I read further; and second, many concepts were repeated excessively.
durusacinti's review
Interesting, but his arrogance made the narration unbearable at last.
sreymey's review
3.0
Freud provides a theoretical framework for understanding the unconscious mind, which includes concepts such as the id, ego, and superego. The id is the primitive, irrational part of the mind that is driven by impulsive desires. The ego is the part of the mind that mediates between the id and the outside world, serving as a realistic and practical component. The superego represents the ethical standards and ideals that are internalised from society, and it serves as a moral guide for the ego. These concepts provide a foundation for understanding the dynamics of the unconscious mind, and the role it plays in shaping our dreams.