Freud In A Week: Teach Yourself

in a Week: Teach Yourself

by Ruth Snowden

Learn in a week, remember for a lifetime!

In just one week, this accessible book will give you knowledge to last forever. End of chapter summaries and multiple choice questions are all designed to help you test your knowledge and gain confidence.

So whether you are a student or you simply want to widen your knowledge, you will find this seven-day course a very memorable introduction.

Sunday: Learn who Freud was and what he did
Monday: Explore Freud's early work and the beginnings of his psychoanalytical ideas
Tuesday: Discover Freud's views on the interpretation of deams and on the importance of the unconscious
Wednesday: Consider Freud's often-controversial sexual theories
Thursday: Understand Freud's views on the importance of childhood, and how adult identity is formed
Friday: Learn about Freud's views on civilization, religion and society
Saturday: Look at how psychoanalysis has developed since Freud's time and how it is used today.

128 pages, Kindle Edition

First published August 30, 2013

Reviews

[Victoria Prunici]

I like the way Ruth Snowden is offering the information in a very short but consistent way. Before reading the book i was telling myself the information from it is enough. Now, when the book is finished i am very curious to read more about Freud and his works. Ruth Snowden can provoque the reader. Can't wait to start Jung in a week by the same author 💚🥰

[Emily Jania]

Overall, I enjoyed learning more about the history of Freud and his ideas. I also liked the format of the book a lot!

[Eugene Hatfield]

Want to read books written by Freud himself as well!

[Beverley]

Freud in a week by Ruth Snowden as the tag line 'Learn in a week, remember for a life time.' So i though i would see if that was possible. Although it is not a life time since i finished reading the book it is a couple of days and decided i would re-do the questions set at the end of each day, of which there was 70 in all, i got 57 out of the 70, which is don't think is bad for my hole-y brain.

Each day would take an average reader 30-60 minutes to complete. At the end of each day there are 10 questions based on what you have just read. All the questions are multiple choice, but some of them have multiple answers. I also think some of the questions are a bit vague but for a learn in a week book i think it was good.

Now to tackle Freud in full!