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Freudian theory  

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  • Freudian theory is a covering term for work in a variety of fields that use key components drawn from Sigmund Freud's conceptual framework. It is not obvious just how Freudian a theory has to be in order to qualify. [Source: Encyclopedia of Death and the Human Experience; Freudian Theory]

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