Freud's foundational work introducing psychoanalysis, arguing that dreams are the royal road to knowledge of the unconscious mind. Through meticulous analysis of his own and patients' dreams, Freud develops his theory of wish-fulfilment, the unconscious, and the mechanisms of dream-work — condensation, displacement, and secondary revision.
7 chapters · Public domain
1
I — The Scientific Literature on the Problems of the Dream
~150 min · 72 pages
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II — Method of Dream Interpretation: The Analysis of a Sample Dream
~44 min · 22 pages
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III — The Dream Is the Fulfilment of a Wish
~17 min · 8 pages
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IV — Distortion in Dreams
~47 min · 23 pages
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V — The Material and Sources of Dreams
~223 min · 107 pages
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VI — The Dream-Work
~274 min · 132 pages
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VII — The Psychology of the Dream Activities
~171 min · 84 pages
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