A General Introduction to Psychoanalysis by Sigmund Freud - 1943: The Entire Subject of Psychoanalysis in Simple, Popular Language by its Most Famous Exponent

"A General Introduction to Psychoanalysis" by SIGMUND FREUD with its original dust jacket. 1943; Garden City Publishing Company; New York. "The Entire Subject of Psychoanalysis in Simple, Popular Language by its Most Famous Exponent." Contents include The Psychology of Errors, Symbolism in Dreams, Wish-Fulfilment, The Meaning of Symptoms, The Sexual Life of Man, Fixation upon Traumas - The Unconscious, Anxiety, Ordinary Nervousness, and more...please see the photos for the complete list.

From the dust jacket: "This is not a book about Freud; this is not a book by one of Freud's disciples or critics; it is a book by the Master himself. By writing A General Introduction to Psychoanalysis, the world-famed psychologist has made it possible for every intelligent man and woman to understand and benefit from the great discoveries he has made without spending long hours in studying a series of scholarly but obscure books. The discoverer of a new world of the human mind has summed up in one volume the entire subject of psychoanalysis in simple, popular language. Not to read it is to miss an essential part of your education - and one of the most fascinating books ever written. This, Dr. Freud's own exposition, is the classic on this momentous subject."

Condition:
Clean covers and spine; sharp corners. Tight binding with no cracks and no loose pages. The text pages are clean and nearly appear unread with only some foxing at the upper-inner corner of a few random pages. The end papers and pastedowns have foxing and a tanned outline of the jacket flap. Overall the book is in Very Good+ condition. The dust jacket has foxing to the back cover and flaps; there are small tears along the perimeter. Overall the jacket is in Very Good condition.