The author of this book started as a reader of Freud and over time created a "Reader's Guide" to Freud for other readers. From his personal experience, he knows the readers and non-readers of Freud in the late 20th and early 21st centuries, and addresses them.
First, to those who have read Freud and would like to once again enjoy bringing to mind the essential parts of his work and the important milestones in his life.
Second, to those who have not read Freud and with this book have the opportunity to become familiar with him and to get to know in a concise, comprehensive, and simple form the entire structure of his thinking.
Third, to those who have tried at times to read Freud and something prevented them from continuing.

Fourth, to those who want to start and need a guide to find their way to Freud and psychoanalysis.
Fifth, to those who do not want to hear anything about Freud and psychoanalysis and yet, if they read, they may recognize that they have found something they had overlooked. Finally, as a tribute to the thoughtful Freud.