This thinker's originality was challenged in a work describing the Protestant seelsorge practice by Henri Ellenberg.
This thinker's originality was challenged in a work describing the Protestant seelsorge practice by Henri Ellenberg. This thinker may have suppressed some of his earlier theories according to The Assault on Truth, which was based on this man's correspondence with Wilhelm Fliesse. Elizabeth Thornton's book about this man's "fallacy" charts how Jean-Martin Charcot inspired his work on hysteria, and concludes that this thinker's ideas were mainly fueled by his cocaine abuse. This thinker argued that the guilt from killing a political leader led an Egyptian group to embrace religion in Moses and Monotheism. For 10 points, name this author of Totem and Taboo who popularized the concepts of id, ego, and superego, the Austrian founder of psychoanalysis.
This thinker's originality was challenged in a work describing the Protestant seelsorge practice by Henri Ellenberg.
Sigmund Freud