Freud and Freudians on Religion: A Reader
by Donald Capps
A curated collection of writings that examines Freud's theories on religion and the contributions of later psychoanalytic thinkers to the subject.
About This Book
This reader brings together key texts that examine the intersection of psychoanalysis and religious thought.
It presents Freud's foundational writings on religion alongside the work of subsequent Freudian scholars.
The volume offers insight into how psychoanalytic theory has been applied to the study of religious belief and practice.
Donald Capps has selected and organized the material to highlight central debates and developments in the field.
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