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Sigmund [[Freud]]'s lively book, ''The [[Psychopathology ]] of Everyday [[Life]]'', has some unique characteristics. Freud discusses [[psychoanalytic ]] matter in the context of everyday life, sidestepping the [[experience ]] of [[neurosis]]. He abandons his customary [[process]], that of discussing the normal in [[terms ]] of the pathological. Everyday psychopathology is discussed with few allusions to [[infantile ]] [[sexuality ]] and its impact on [[adult ]] [[pathology]]. The [[theoretical ]] aspect is practically nonexistent, although Freud does compare the [[interpretation ]] of everyday life to...