The Uncanny (Penguin Classics)
In 'The Uncanny,' Sigmund Freud investigates the strange sensation of dread arising from what should be familiar. Through literary analysis and psychological insight, he reveals how the uncanny bridges the conscious and repressed elements of the mind, offering a profound look at human unease.
About This Book
Sigmund Freud's 'The Uncanny' is a foundational text in psychoanalysis, examining the psychological phenomenon of the uncanny as it appears in literature and experience.
The essay delves into how familiar elements can evoke a sense of horror and unease, drawing on examples from fiction and folklore.
Published as part of Penguin Classics, this work highlights Freud's innovative approach to understanding the human mind.
It remains influential in discussions of aesthetics, literature, and the subconscious.
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