Imagine a part of your mind that operates purely on instinct and desire without any thought for the consequences. That primal part of our personality is the id. Freud called it "chaos, a cauldron full ...

In June 1897, Freud took his family to the mountains outside Vienna. They picked flowers and hunted mushrooms, as was their custom, but he remained haunted by the problem of hysteria. He was having, ...

The case of Freud's most famous patient, the Wolf Man, holds great distinction in psychiatric history for a few reasons. First, the Wolf Man is the only of Freud's analysands to publish his own ...

Why do people still discuss the relevance of Sigmund Freud’s discoveries and their impact on the 21st century? The short answer is that like Albert Einstein and Charles Darwin, Freud described a ...

FREUD: "I am pretty well alone here in tackling the neuroses... regarded rather as a monomaniac while I have the distinct feeling that I have touched on one of the great secrets of nature." With no ...

Psychology is a scientific field focused on studying the way the human mind works and how it influences behavior and personality, according to the Cambridge Dictionary. The field is not definite ...