The important turn of Freud's research in his later years, the master of psychology, opened up a new perspective on social civilization and cultural issues.
Profoundly explore the relationship between social civilization and human instinct, and expose the hidden worries behind the development of civilization.
With rational criticism with a spirit of resistance, it aroused contemporary people's reflection on civilizational issues.
This book is Freud's unremitting exploration and reflection on the civilizational issues of the European society in which he lived in his later years.
This book is a representative work of Freud's in-depth analysis and criticism of the reality of Western human society in the late 1920s. It includes two parts: "The Future of an Illusion" and "Civilization and Its Shortcomings". This book, together with "The Self and the Id", "The Transcendent Pleasure Principle", "Totems and Taboos", "Moses and Monotheism" and other works, constitute a series of works by Freud in his later years that used psychoanalytic theoretical perspectives to evaluate social civilization and cultural issues. This book is Freud's later rational analysis of Western society, culture, civilization development, religion and other issues based on a psychoanalytic perspective. It is Freud's unremitting exploration and reflection on the European social civilization issues in which he lived in his later years.
Reader comments
This book is very interesting! Freud explored the relationship between civilization and human instinct from a psychoanalytic perspective, which gave me a new understanding of social civilization. I especially like his analysis of the two sides of human civilization, which not only affirms the progress of civilization, but also points out its shortcomings. Moreover, the ideas in the book are very enlightening and made me think about the impact of various rules and regulations in our lives on people. In short, this is a good and thought-provoking book, recommended to you!
This book is very interesting! Freud explored the relationship between civilization and human instinct from a psychoanalytic perspective, which gave me a new understanding of social civilization. I especially like his analysis of the two sides of human civilization, which not only affirms the progress of civilization, but also points out its shortcomings. Moreover, the ideas in the book are very enlightening and made me think about the impact of various rules and regulations in our lives on people. In short, this is a good and thought-provoking book, recommended to you!