El autor comienza señalando que la comprensión histórica del psicoanálisis exige un tratamiento plural, cuyo enfoque ilumine las diferentes perspectivas -así como su mutua interrelación- que han venido ilustrando su peculiar entidad. Por ello en este trabajo define de forma sistemática los principales enfoque históricos de los que es susceptible el fenómeno psicoanalítico: analítico-biográfico, socio-cultural, institucional-profesional y epistemológico, señalando los principales intereses temáticos y problemas que incluye cada uno y ofreciendo una selección de fuentes bibliográficas según tres criterios combinados: el mantenimiento de las obras clave clásicas, el carácter contemporáneo de las fuentes y el acceso a las mismas.
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