where do I start with this nigga?

Dreams

>>9980402
Dreams

Why are people recommending Dreams when it's clear that most of it is bullshit if you think about it for more than a couple minutes.

>reading (((freud)))

>>9980439
>being a fucking moron who believes in jewish conspiracies
lmaoooo

>>9980444
>conspiracies

>>9980414
Because it's
1. comfy
2. fun
3. easy
4. most people start there

>>9980414
>Why are people recommending [any freud] when it's clear that most of it is bullshit if you think about it for more than a couple minutes.

>>9980402

the case histories in chronological order, alongside interpretation of dreams

>>9980473
Freud, more like Fraud, am I right guys?

>>9980484
you are right

>>9980402
With Frederick Crews:

>The driving force of the narrative is Freud’s yearning to become famous — for anything. In school, he was keenest on philosophy and entered medicine not out of interest or aptitude but for a living. His first stab at notoriety came with a useless cell-staining method he overhyped in scientific papers Crews describes as “crass propaganda.”

>Next he turned to cocaine, which he expounded as a cure-all (and habitually injected). Freud tried to treat his friend’s morphine addiction with cocaine, rendering him doubly addicted, then fraudulently championed the fiasco as a string of successes with multiple patients. He even sold fake data to a cocaine manufacturer and pseudonymously published an academic article praising his own work.
https://www.washingtonpost.com/outlook/young-freud-cruel-incurious-deceptive-and-in-search-of-fame/2017/09/01/df3e74a4-76fa-11e7-8839-ec48ec4cae25_story.html?utm_term=.33968c595a5e

^That's a review of Crews's new book, Freud: The Making of an Illusion.


Crews has also written many articles on Freud for the New York Review of Books:
>http://www.nybooks.com/contributors/frederick-c-crews/

Well, you see, when a Mommy Freud and a Daddy Freud love each other very much, they stick their genitals in each other and pop out a psychologist.

> inb4 Freud was a "philosopher"

with the 'freud reader'. I own it and do recommend