Über Psychoanalyse: Fünf Vorlesungen

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Über Psychoanalyse: Fünf Vorlesungen

by Sigmund Freud

DE·~1 hours·9 chapters

Chapters

9 total
1

ÜBER PSYCHOANALYSE - von - SIGMUND FREUD

1:40
2

ÜBER - PSYCHOANALYSE

0:01
3

FÜNF VORLESUNGEN - GEHALTEN ZUR 20JÄHRIGEN GRÜNDUNGSFEIER - DER - CLARK UNIVERSITY in WORCESTER MASS. - SEPTEMBER 1909. - VON - Prof. Dr. Sigm. Freud LL. D.

0:12
4

Verlags-Nr. 1701.

0:13
5

I.

27:23
6

II.

18:56
7

III.

26:39
8

IV.

22:05
9

V.

16:10

Description

In these landmark lectures, Freud offers a concise yet vivid portrait of how psychoanalysis emerged from early experiments with hysteria and the “talking cure.” He begins with the remarkable case of a gifted young woman treated by his mentor, Dr. Breuer, whose bewildering symptoms—from paralysis to speech loss—illustrate the power of uncovering hidden emotional trauma. Listeners are guided through the shift from hypnotic techniques to free association, learning how resistance and repression shape the mind’s hidden conflicts.

The series then moves beyond the clinic, exploring the mechanics of dream interpretation, the role of infantile sexuality, and the ways fantasies surface in art and everyday life. Throughout, Freud’s clear explanations reveal how symbols, fixations, and transference become tools for therapeutic insight. By the end of the first act, the audience gains a solid foundation in the core ideas that would transform psychology, setting the stage for deeper investigations into the unconscious.

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Language

de

Duration

~1 hours (108K characters)

Publisher of text edition

Project Gutenberg

Credits

Produced by Markus Brenner, Chris Nash and the Online Distributed Proofreading Team at http://www.pgdp.net

Release date

2007-02-17

Rights

Public domain in the USA.

About the author

Sigmund Freud

Sigmund Freud

1856–1939

Best known for founding psychoanalysis, this Austrian neurologist changed how people think about dreams, memory, desire, and the hidden life of the mind. His ideas remain controversial, but they still shape psychology, literature, and everyday language.

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