ISBN: 0465097081
ISBN 13: 9780465097081
Pages: 240
Authors: Sigmund Freud, James Strachey, Steven Marcus
1905 utgav Freud en sexualteori – Libido ”Tre studier i sexualteoretiska frågor", där Freud bygger ut betydelsen av begreppet sexualitet. Han menar t.ex. att tecknet för neurotikern är såväl ett sätt att undvika att bli medveten om sexuella önskningar som en form av sexuell aktivitet. Freud betonade också att barnets psykosexuella utveckling har en avgörande betydelse för formandet av dess vuxna personlighet.
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The book explores rich themes that keep readers engaged from start to finish. 1905 utgav Freud en sexualteori – Libido ”Tre studier i sexualteoretiska frågor", där Freud bygger ut betydelsen av begreppet sexualitet. Han menar t.ex. att tecknet för neurotikern är såväl ett sätt att undvika att bli medveten om sexuella önskningar som en form av sexuell aktivitet.
This 240-page volume, offers approximately 6 hours of reading time. This edition has been praised for its quality presentation and the depth of content it delivers.
Looking for your next read after Three Essays on the Theory of Sexuality? Consider exploring "The History of Sexuality, Volume 1: An Introduction", "A Clinical Introduction to Lacanian Psychoanalysis: Theory and Technique" and "Man and His Symbols". Each of these titles offers a comparable reading experience while bringing its own unique perspective.
In 'Three Essays on the Theory of Sexuality', Sigmund Freud explores the complexities of human sexuality, emphasizing its role in psychological development. The essays examine the concept of libido, the significance of sexual desires, and how early experiences shape adult personality. Freud's insights continue to influence contemporary discussions on sexuality and neurosis, highlighting the interplay between sexual urges and mental health.
This book is suitable for readers interested in psychology, sexuality, and psychoanalysis. It appeals to students and professionals in mental health fields, as well as anyone curious about the historical context of sexual theory and its impact on modern psychology.
The book covers topics such as libido, psychosexual development, and the implications of repressed sexual desires.
While it offers foundational insights, readers may benefit from some background in psychology to fully grasp Freud's theories.
Freud's exploration of sexuality remains relevant, influencing current discussions on mental health and human behavior.
