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[[Totem and Taboo]] is Sigmund [[Freud]]'s first [[work]] on group [[psychology]]. ...tween two [[terms]]: on the one hand, savages, on the [[other]], neurotics and [[children]].

In <i>[[Civilization and Its Discontents]]</i>, [[Sigmund Freud]] defines [[civilization]] as follow ...rs and which serve two purposes—namely to protect men against [[nature]] and to adjust their mutual relations."<ref>1930a, p. 89</ref></blockquote>

...en used by some ethnologists to characterize groups that engage in hunting and gathering in a given territory. ...]]." Andrew Lang, in The [[Secret]] of the Totem (1905), also acknowledged Darwin's [[theory]]: "The first [[practice]] was that of the jealous [[Father]]: '

* [[consciousness]] 168. 172. 177-178. 197. 211-213.219.223-227.239-240 and emotions. 223 * [[Charles Darwin]] 164

...ed by four major [[categories]]: [[Concepts]]/Notions, Biographies, Works, and [[History]]. [[All categories]] are subcategorized, with the exception of B [[Projection]] and "[[participation]] mystique"

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...en used by some ethnologists to characterize groups that engage in hunting and gathering in a given territory. ...drew Lang, in <i>The [[Secret]] of the Totem</i> (1905), also acknowledged Darwin's [[theory]]: "The first [[practice]] was that of the jealous [[Father]]: '

...ed in [[particular]] in [[Totem]] and [[Taboo]] (1912-1913a) and [[Moses]] and [[Monotheism]] (1939a [1934-1938]). ...rites of worship ([[letter]] to Wilhelm [[Fliess]] dated January 24, 1897) and to primitive [[languages]] in which, as in [[dreams]], there is no such [[t

...he notion of prehistory was also transformed into a ground for speculating and for pursuing an analogical approach. ...m of how constitutional dispositions relate to [[individual]] [[history]], and to make two points of view—ontogenesis versus phylogenesis, or developmen

...t mankind developed in an unbroken line from [[other]] [[animal]] species, and when he, Freud, showed that man did not have [[control]] over the most impo Freud cites Darwin at least twenty [[times]] in his published writings. It is possible, howeve

...nse]], according to [[three]] possibilities: [[regression]], [[fixation]], and [[anticipation]]. ...spatial [[representation]] is more important than temporal representation, and allows the latter to be expressed. This is explained by the fact that the [

We have to bear in [[mind]] that [[psychiatry]] and [[psychology]] at the end of the nineteenth century were very strongly mark ...issitudes of [[sexual]] life, which alone could explain the [[appearance]] and [[form]] of the mental [[pathology]]. Publishing his [[translation]] of Cha

...ht "the American [[empire]]," any ally is [[good]] if it is anti-American, and so the unbridled Chinese "[[Communist]]" capitalism, violent Islamic anti-m ...e, shouting debate over whether to sink the ship. Two of [[them]] said yes and the [[other]] said no. "A guy named Arkhipov saved the [[world]]," was a bi