Dr. Freud, a Life

by Paul Ferris

Details the psychoanalyst's personal life, and explores how his experiences shaped his scientific theories

Genres: Biography, Psychology, Nonfiction, Psychoanalysis

464 pages, Hardcover

First published November 1, 1997

Reviews

[|Ğ|ë⁰rgé]

მიზიდავს მსგავსი .... 🧘‍♂️

[Ani]

შესანიშნავი წიგნია. საკმაოდ საინტერესოდ არის ავტორის მიერ ფროიდის ბიოგრაფია აღწერილი

[Athénaïs]

ისტერია,ანნა ო. და ფსიქოანალიზის წერით გაწამებული ფროიდი.

[Garrard Conley]

Ferris has an obvious bias in this one, but it's the bias that seems most interesting. Freud as the crabby deceiver, the interpreter of his own dreams, the duplicitous Father figure. Ferris likes to add sensational facts about Freud's friends, fun to collect. I found myself wanting a more nuanced narrative thread to Freud's life.

[Dr. Vipin Behari Goyal]

Freud is what you want him to be.A book about person that Dr. Freud was instead of his cumbersome work of psychoanalysis.

[Irina]

I was very curious to learn about Freud's personal life and the author did very good job doing his part. After the first 100 pages, I just didn't care for Freud and found him very boring

[rei]

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