Freudian psychological philosophy

Author: Freud
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Publish Date: 2003-06-01
Features: The cry of life comes from the struggle with the life instinct, it is undeniable that the pleasure principle serves the id as a guide in its struggle with libidinal energy—the force that introduces this obstacle into the life process. This book is a selected translation of Freud's original masterpiece, basically reflecting the main ideas and theories of Freud's psychological philosophy. It is a journey into the heart of a master that may change your life. Philosophy is the study of life's outlook, philosophy is the perfection of the mind, philosophy is the poetry of life. Freud also believed that the customs, habits, religious laws, and moral norms of human society ultimately arise as a restraint on human sexual instincts. All science and literary and artistic works are the "sublimation" of human sexual instinctual impulses. When human sexual desire is suppressed and cannot be satisfied, it turns to other channels for, this transfer is the source of all human civilization.