Freud, S. The Psychopathology of Everyday Life (Psikhopatologiya obydennoy zhizni), 1925. In Russian

[Прижизненное издание] Фрейд, З. Психопатология обыденной жизни
Разрешенный автором перевод В. Медема.
4-е издание.
Москва: Кн-во «Современные проблемы», 1925 г.
256 с., уменьшенный формат.
В «глухом» владельческом переплете первой половины XX в., с сохранением издательских обложек.
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Freud, S. Psikhopatologiya obydennoy zhizni. [The Psychopathology of Everyday Life].
Translation by V. Medem, authorized by the author.
4th edition.
Moscow: Publishing House "Sovremennye problemy", 1925.
256 p., reduced format.
In a "blind" owner's binding from the first half of the 20th century, with the publisher's covers preserved. In good condition.

This is a rare and significant 1925 fourth Russian edition of Sigmund Freud's foundational work, "The Psychopathology of Everyday Life," published during the author's lifetime. The translation by V. Medem was personally authorized by Freud, lending the edition considerable authority in the Russian-speaking intellectual world. Published in Moscow by "Sovremennye problemy," this volume represents the intense early Soviet engagement with psychoanalytic theory. The book itself is presented in a contemporary owner's semi-hard ("blind") binding from the period, which carefully preserves the original printed paper covers—a testament to its value to an early owner. As a lifetime edition in good condition, it is a prized rarity for collectors of psychoanalytic literature and early Soviet intellectual history, capturing a moment when Freud's ideas were actively discussed and disseminated in Russia.