>>Although he is the father if psychoanalysis, he work is seen as rudimentary now. There are few Freud followers these days.
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>Can you tell me a few names? That might interest someone who is reading one of his books now.

I don't have any names. Frued is to psychology that Issac Newton is to physics. They both got it about right from lay perspective, but (in the case of physics) Albert Einstein described things better.

P.S. When I said "are few", I meant "not many".