The Interpretation of Dreams: The Complete and Definitive Text Paperback – 23 Feb. 2010

Theres a bunch of reviews talking about the text size and such and i was afraid that they were true. But now that the book has arrived i see that the text size is completely normal and the same size text found in your average book.

Good Book, Not sure if I entirely agree with everything said, see for example Why Freud was wrong by Richard Webster, but thought provoking and eminently readable.The baby and the bath water also springs to mind.The work of a genius.

Brilliant condition, excellent book.If you have an interest in psychology, or just Freud, buy this book! It's a very good one.

I am not a Freudian. but I bought this to contrast against Jung. It is well printed and clean clear printing. Don't be fooled by the cover pretending to be a hardback, it is paperback.

Great reading , have only browses through this, but from what I have read so farIt gives me mor understand of dreams

I read it decades ago and thought I'd give it another go. The delivery was fast and the condition was good.

my friend really loves this i think it has helped her to explain her dreams, was the best christmas goft

I wouldn't dream (pardon the pun) to review Freud's work here, experts are required for this kind of undertakingthis is just to say that before buying this book you should know that according to Jeff Masson (who is a true Freud expert), this translation is not the best. Strachey did not speak fluent German and many times he simply did not understand the words, let alone Freud's ideas in their entire subtlety and complexity.I would recommend that you look for better, more modern translations (this particular one, the Feb 2010 edition, was done in 1953!)on a different note, this particular edition is also not great because the print font is very, very small (10 point Garamond in the main print, even smaller in the many, many notes. The spacing is also tiny. Very tiring on the eye). And the book is nowhere near the 4.3 cm thickness claimed by the Amazon description, it is in fact just 3.5 cm.according to Amazon there is an Interpretation of Dreams to be published in Nov 2010 which has Masson's name on it. Now that should be interesting!