A Young Girl's Diary

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The diary captures the thoughts and experiences of a young girl navigating early adolescence, offering insights into her psychological development. Originally published in 1921, this work reflects Freud's early interest in the complexities of youth and identity. Alongside a new introductory biography, readers can explore the foundational ideas of Freud, whose contributions to psychology have profoundly influenced the field. This text invites reflection on the formative years of adolescence and the emerging theories of psychoanalysis.