An interesting book by Freud detailing the advent of unconscious in terms of groups of people. The foundations, the ideas, are what attracted and kept me there throughout the duration of this volume. Freud's theories are nearly archaic, but there is still a sense of amazement and wonder about his intellectual processes and sheer ingenuity (in his time) at coming up with his theories and the examples that he used to stand by them. This all offers food for thought, which I believe is essential for those wishing to think, consider, and examine their own views in terms of how they view the world and those around them.

3.75- worth reading. ( )