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Wit and Its Relation to the Unconscious
by Sigmund Freud
Available from Powells Used Books
$7.95
on 10-10-2008
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Features
ISBN Number: 9780486277424
Translator: Brill, A. A.
Author: Brill, A. A.
Translator: Brill, A. A.
Author: Freud, Sigmund
Author: Freud
Publisher: Dover Publications
Location: New York :
Subject: General
Subject: Applied Psychology
Subject: Psychology
Subject: Methodology
Subject: Personality
Subject: Wit and humor
Subject: Subconsciousness
Subject: Wit and humor, Psychological aspects.
Subject: Methodology x
Subject: Movements, Behaviorism
Subject: General Psychology & Psychiatry
Edition Number: Dover ed.
Edition Description: Dover
Series Volume: 5
Publication Date: 19931012
Cover Type: TP
Written in: English
Illustrations: Yes
Number of Pages: 388
Book Size: 8.47x5.40x.86 in. .94 lbs.
Brilliant, perceptive work by founder of psychoanalysis remains one of the essential studies of the psychology of wit and jokes. Freud analyzes wit, probes its origins in the "pleasure mechanism," demonstrates parallels of wit to neuroses, dreams and psychopathological acts. This is one of the great analyst's most accessible, enjoyable works. Synopsis: Great analyst's brilliant, accessible study of the psychology of wit and jokes. Translated by A. A. Brill.
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