Escape from EvilAn exploration of the natural history of evil. |
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Page 109
... Freud saw that when it comes to enemies and strangers , the ego can consign them to the limbo of death without even a second thought . Modern man lives in illusion , said Freud , because he denies or suppresses his wish for the other's ...
... Freud saw that when it comes to enemies and strangers , the ego can consign them to the limbo of death without even a second thought . Modern man lives in illusion , said Freud , because he denies or suppresses his wish for the other's ...
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... Freud's view , which was very specifically focused on evil motives . Freud saw evil as a fatality for man , forever locked in the human breast . This is what gave Freud such a dim view of the future of man . Many eyes looked to a man of ...
... Freud's view , which was very specifically focused on evil motives . Freud saw evil as a fatality for man , forever locked in the human breast . This is what gave Freud such a dim view of the future of man . Many eyes looked to a man of ...
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... Freud thought it was man's appetite that undid him , but actually it is his animal limita- tion as we now understand ... Freud's famous “ fateful question for the human species " was not exactly the right one , the paradox is no less ...
... Freud thought it was man's appetite that undid him , but actually it is his animal limita- tion as we now understand ... Freud's famous “ fateful question for the human species " was not exactly the right one , the paradox is no less ...
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Ritual as Practical Technics | 6 |
Economics as Expiation | 26 |
The Origin of Inequality | 38 |
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