Sorokoletova, D. V. Freud about Origin of Culture
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Sorokoletova, D. V. Freud about Origin of Culture

Abstract: Freud introduced his own conception of origin of culture. Freud’s conception differed from other similar conceptions (by Karl Marx, Ernst Cassirer, Eugene Fink and others). The author described the main positions of Freud’s conception based on the idea of culture being the particular feature which makes human different from animals. Special attention is paid at origin of taboos and totems.

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psychology, philosophy, culture, labor, activity, human, instinct, fear, animal

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