Born in 1856 to a devout Jewish father, Freud spent his early years in Freiberg, Austria, where both his father's lessons in reading Hebrew scripture, and church excursions with his beloved ...

This is how they wanted to be seen. But day after day in his practice, Sigmund Freud saw the other side of Vienna: people who were deeply unhappy — and who did not know why. Harold P.

Freudian psychology is based on the work of Austrian neurologist Sigmund Freud (1856-1939). He is considered the father of psychoanalysis and is largely credited with establishing the field of ...

Narrator: For Sigmund — as for everyone at that time — religion, education and family were woven together. Freud: I was still a young boy when my father started to teach me to read using the ...

Freud turns to humanity's archaic past to explain the longing for an "exalted father." Narrator: Freud called religion an illusion. For over 30 years, he developed this idea in his enormous body ...

A young doctor in the age of Darwin, Freud looks to the unconscious mind for clues to illness. Narrator: Life experience turned Lewis away from faith in God. But Freud believed that his atheism ...