Understanding Freud
Hervé Castanet
Jan 2026 · Max Milo · AI-narrated by Cole (from Google)
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Freud’s name is inseparable from his discovery of the unconscious and the consequences he drew from it: psychoanalysis. This book takes up the issues raised by Freud with force and clarity, and sheds light on the crucial points. It shows how psychoanalysis’ assault on humanity’s self-esteem is still relevant today. To understand Freud is to enter the stage of otherness: we are not our only brain, nor our only body, nor our only family… Our specificity is to be subjects who speak, subject to the language that desire liberates.
Freud’s name is inseparable from his discovery of the unconscious and the consequences he drew from it: psychoanalysis. This book takes up the issues raised by Freud with force and clarity, and sheds light on the crucial points. It shows how psychoanalysis’ assault on humanity’s self-esteem is st...
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Hervé Castanet is a university professor and a member of the École de la Cause freudienne. He is a psychoanalyst in Marseille. He has published some fifteen books, including Tricheur de sexe (Max Milo, 2010).
Yves Rouvière also illustrated Marx et le Capital (Hervé Castanet, Max Milo, 2011) for the “Understanding/Graphic essay” collection.
Hervé Castanet is a university professor and a member of the École de la Cause freudienne. He is a psychoanalyst in Marseille. He has published some fifteen books, including Tricheur de sexe (Max Milo, 2010).
Yves Rouvière also illustrated Marx et le Capital (Hervé Castanet, Max Milo, 2011) for t...
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