Introduction to Psychoanalysis

"Words evoke affects and are a widely recognized means of influencing people on each other." Sigmund Freud (1856–1939) is a landmark figure in the world of psychology, globally known as the founder of the theory of psychoanalysis. In the book "Introduction to Psychoanalysis," the author's lectures are collected, which are dedicated to erroneous actions, dreams, and the general theory of neuroses. "Psychoanalysis offers psychiatry the psychological foundation it lacks, which makes it possible to understand the combination of somatic impairment with the mental."