Psychopathology of Everyday Life Audiobook (Unabridged)

" Good one .. "

" Call me pedantic but there were so many mistakes in this book which was ironic considering parts of it were about errors in speech, writing and reading. And there were missing references. That aside, it just didn't have enough clarity for me. Did come across a few interesting theories though. Just about. "

" I say this every week--keeping Freud alive in my life "

" the psychopathology of reading this book: took forever (i.e. many months) to read this, but, ultimately, is fascinating, and helps explain the comedy of errors that characterizes (my) life. offers comaraderie for the slightly neurotic. "

" i was flabbergasted when i read this book ... forgetting names and slip of tongue is not a simple science... "

" A much easier read than Civilization and its Discontents. Full of interesting examples of some bizzare associations that might explain why one would forget something. "

" Your world view is never the same again after reading this book! "

" Much better, much more concise than "Interpretation of Dreams," (of course, a different subject) and frankly, more useful. "

" Definitely not one to read when you are falling asleep, this book talks about the power of your subconsciousness and how it affects your actions and behaviour. A good read if you dont mind the small words within those long paragraphs. "

" I love Freud. <3 "

" I read this as a required reading in one of my classes in graduate school (which may have something to do with how I rated it). At the end of the book I was left wondering if anyone would ever suggest this book if the authors name wasn't Freud. "

" It's all true. Very intresting and original topic. Freud was a genius. "

" Nothing that I wasn't already familiar with and yet still fascinating read. "

" This is a phrase that I use every week. I first read this in a college course, and found his body of work to be eye opening and thought provoking--although not all that easy to read--I would never have guessed that I would go on to be a psychiatrist, but he rocked my world "