The Interpretation of Dreams
by Sigmund Freud
Published for the first time: 1/1/1899
630 pages, Hardcover
Genres: Psychoanalysis, Theory, Psychology, Unfinished, Nonfiction, Philosophy, Classics
Freud's discovery that the dream is the means by which the unconscious can be explored is undoubtedly the most revolutionary step forward in the entire history of psychology. Dreams, according to his theory, represent the hidden fulfillment of our unconscious wishes.
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