Freud
- proper noun
- /frɔɪd/
- Sigmund Freud developed many ideas about human behavior and the unconscious mind.
- Freud's psychoanalysis
- Freud's theory
- Freud's ideas
But I just want to read you Freud's stance on happiness.
- But I just want to read you Freud's stance on happiness.
- This is why people put Freud, put people on the couch and sat behind them.
- This is how Freud pictures the Super ego emerging out of.
- to a knowledge of the unconscious that was Freud.
- Or is it Einstein and Freud and Socrates, right?
- So it wasn't Einstein or Freud thinking in theories.
- Hegel, of course, and to dates Freud by almost a century.
- So Bernays was Sigmund Freud's nephew and then his nephew made Netflix.
- Had no clue about Freud or where any of those things can go.
- So what I want to do where debt is what Freud did for sex.
- Edward Bernays, he was a nephew of, I believe it was Freud.
Examples
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Around this same time, Sigmund Freud was rising to fame.
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We can draw a certain number of conclusions from Freud's method of reading artistic works.
Academic text (1990) -
So that function of dreams, says Freud, is to protect sleep.
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I think you should be asking Doctor Freud instead of me about that segment.
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It's on this basis that Freud associated romantic love with the death instinct.
Academic text (2011) -
In other words, Freud made dream science a domain of brain science, of neuroscience.
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My film is on the early years of Sigmund Freud and the influence on Victorian culture.
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So let's take a look at perhaps Freud's most famous case study, Little Hans.
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Well, Freud was right.
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Paging Dr. Freud.
Synonyms
An Austrian doctor who started psychoanalysis and studied the unconscious mind
Surface Forms
Etymology
Freud comes from an old German word Freude, which means 'joy' or 'pleasure'. A helpful way to remember this is that Sigmund Freud studied human desire and what people do for pleasure, so his name seems to fit his work.