Some tender passages, but the constant sexual scenarios tries one's patience.

The earliest seeds of Psychoanalysis are planted in this book. Contains the legendary case of "Anna O".

Excellent short stories by the master of the mind-bending. If you already have the much-superior "Labyrinths" collection you might want to miss this.

A pivotal book in the Behaviourist Psychology canon. A little dogmatic and far-fetched in its conclusions, but this is essential for the understanding of the 20th Century's intellectual landscape.

A little different from what I expected but enjoyable nontheless.

Freud's best (and most accessible ) book! He shows how even the smallest of everyday occurances can have a psychoanalytic interpretation.

Not the accessible layperson's introduction to physics I was looking for, but some parts will really blow your mind. Ripe fodder for dinner-party conversation.

A bit of a vague translation lets this good book down.

Two of his most famous case studies. The description of The Rat Man's OCD is frightening.

This phonebook-sized tome is a terrific personal account of a turbulant middle east in the last quarter-century.

His "Five Lectures on Psychoanalysis" is a great introduction to his ideas, but don't accept his interpretation of Leonardo da Vinci as gospel.

Utterly enthralling! Shows a frightening side to the human condition.

A fantastic anthology dispelling alot of assumptions about language. Great to rebut the language snobs and grammar bullies.