Freudian Psychology In Dr Jekyll And Mr Hyde
Freudian psychology is shown in, “The Strange Case of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde”. In many of Freud writings, he discuss the different parts of a person. The three parts are the id, ego, and superego. The id is the most primal part of human nature and exists in the subconscious. Although the id is not all bad it represent impulsive behavior that is bases on desire and not reasonable. The problem with the id is that it can motivate aggression or destructiveness toward oneself or others. The ego is a mixture of both impulsive behavior and reasonable behavior. The ego has more restrains in the person behavior. The superego deal with perfection and having the person behave without giving into desires. Hyde is the id because he does not resist his