12. Civilization, Society and Religion
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12. Civilization, Society and Religion

by Sigmund Freud

Philosophy Psychology Essays
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In 12. Civilization, Society and Religion, Sigmund Freud turns his attention to some of the largest questions about human life: how civilization develops, how society shapes experience, and what religion means within culture. This volume offers an accessible entry point into Freud’s broader social and cultural thought.

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12. Civilization, Society and Religion brings together work by Sigmund Freud on broad questions concerning culture, social life, and religious thought.

The volume invites readers to consider how civilization and society relate to human experience.

Freud’s name places the book within the history of psychology and influential modern intellectual writing.

It may appeal to readers interested in the connections among psychology, culture, religion, and philosophy.

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