It ends with the assertion that In the beginning was the deed, although the author admits that we must not let our judgment be influenced too much by the analogy with neurotics.
It ends with the assertion that In the beginning was the deed, although the author admits that we must not let our judgment be influenced too much by the analogy with neurotics. In the first chapter, The Savages Dread of Incest, the author presents ethnographic data meant to support his speculation about the primal scene of humanity. FTP, identify this book, which claims that a band of brothers attacked their father because he had all the women, an event which explains why certain symbolic animals are both worshipped and eaten, according to Sigmund Freud.
It ends with the assertion that In the beginning was the deed, although the author admits that we must not let our judgment be influenced too much by the analogy with neurotics.
{Totem and Taboo}