Freud's ideas about the conscious and unconscious, about sublimation, about the dynamic mental structure of the personality and the motives of human behavior, about the importance of children's emotional experience in the mental life of an adult, have found widespread use in modern culture and clinical practice.
Sigmund Freud put forward his own theory. Its essence was that, after being born, a person begins to subconsciously prepare himself for death. And this became the core of Freud's "branded" psychoanalysis.
This edition presents works that are considered the culmination of Freud's theoretical analysis: "On the other side of the pleasure principle" and "I and It".
