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A well-known expert, a Swiss psychologist and follower of C. G. Jung, explains in this book the phenomenon of dreams and interprets the meaning of certain types of dreams, classified systematically according to their content into related groups.
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The book exudes a high concentration of psychiatric thought, thought about general psychopathology, the most exciting psychiatric reading from which everything in psychiatry begins and with which everything ends.
The book was created as a collection of Adler's lectures held in Vienna, in front of an audience that encountered a new view of the very core of the human being.
This work is an extremely valuable publication in the field of clinical psychiatry, i.e. forensic psychiatry.