Social institutions

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Freudian Dictionary

All our social institutions are cut to the pattern of people with a unified, normal Ego, which one can classify as good or bad, and which either fulfills its function or is disabled by an overpowering influence. Hence the juridical alternative-responsible or not responsible.[1]

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