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Totem And Taboo
Book • 1938
Sigmund Freud's "Totem and Taboo" explores the origins of religion, morality, and social structures through a psychoanalytic lens.
Freud posits a primal horde scenario where a father figure is overthrown, leading to the establishment of totemism and the development of societal norms.
The book delves into the psychological dynamics of the family, exploring themes of incest, authority, and the repression of primal desires.
"Totem and Taboo" remains a controversial but influential work, sparking debate about the relationship between psychology, anthropology, and the origins of culture.
Its exploration of primal anxieties and the formation of social bonds continues to resonate with readers.
Freud posits a primal horde scenario where a father figure is overthrown, leading to the establishment of totemism and the development of societal norms.
The book delves into the psychological dynamics of the family, exploring themes of incest, authority, and the repression of primal desires.
"Totem and Taboo" remains a controversial but influential work, sparking debate about the relationship between psychology, anthropology, and the origins of culture.
Its exploration of primal anxieties and the formation of social bonds continues to resonate with readers.
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88: René Girard - The Case for the Crucified
Mentioned when discussing the context of Nietzsche's "The Madman" passage.
The Gay Science #12 (III.125-III.131)
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Arnon Grunberg in relatie tot zijn essay 'Totem en Taboe', waarin hij het geweten definieert.
Arnon Grunberg in relatie tot zijn essay 'Totem en Taboe', waarin hij het geweten definieert.
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