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Old 08-02-2003, 12:49 PM   #1 (permalink)
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read Freud's "Interpretation of dreams"?

i am reading the book now for personal pleasure, just wanted to know if anyone has read or is reading the book. rather enjoying it so far.

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Read it 40 years ago. Fun at the time, but I was young and impressionable.

It's basically empty. Freud's theory of dreams is baseless, and his method (a thing can mean either X or the opposite of X) is useless.
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thanks for the not-so encouraging words but yeah, i am young and impressionable. i admit it. and i have seen his method like that. but i still want to read it. it is just filled with examples so far.
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