The Psychology of Love

This volume compiles Sigmund Freud's key writings on the psychological aspects of love. It explores his foundational ideas that link sexuality to psychosexuality, asserting the intrinsic role of conscious and unconscious fantasy in erotic life. Freud's theories on childhood sexuality and the transgressive nature of human desire are central to these papers, offering insights that reshaped modern understanding of the human psyche.
Why You Should Read?
Understand Freud's seminal contributions to the psychology of love and human desire.
Explore the concept of psychosexuality and the influence of fantasy.
Examine Freud's theories on the development of childhood sexuality.
Witness Freud's analytical method in practice through the famous case study of 'Dora'.