Sigmund Freud (1856-1939) - a prominent Austrian psychologist, psychiatrist and neurologist, founder of psychoanalysis - a method based on the recognition of the existence of mental processes such as conscious, unconscious and superconscious, ie the existence of not only human-controlled processes and are conscious, but also those that are carried out unconsciously and are not controlled by it. The unconscious is manifested in intuition, foreboding, creative inspiration, sudden guesses, dreams, hypnotic states, etc., in actions that are performed automatically, reflexively. This discovery led to a revolution in psychiatry and the treatment of neurosis.
"Dream Interpretation" (1900) - one of the main works of Freud, which allowed the author to explain to the general public the essence of the concept of "subconscious", showing examples of subconscious in people's daily lives. Sigmund Freud asserted: "The interpretation of dreams is the royal road to the knowledge of the subconscious, it is the basis of psychoanalysis & hellip;"