In a late book, he opposes the golden rule, discusses the "oceanic feeling" and the "reality principle," and makes an analogy to ancient ruins under modern Rome to describe the primal instincts suppressed in man. In addition to Civilization and its Discontents, he used such books as Beyond the Pleasure Principle to explain the conflict between Eros and Thanatos, representing life, or libido, and death. For 10 points, who explained the Oedipus complex in The Interpretation of Dreams and founded psychoanalysis?
In a late book, he opposes the golden rule, discusses the "oceanic feeling" and the "reality principle," and makes an analogy to ancient ruins under modern Rome to describe the primal instincts suppressed in man. In addition to Civilization and its Discontents, he used such books as Beyond the Pleasure Principle to explain the conflict between Eros and Thanatos, representing life, or libido, and death. For 10 points, who explained the Oedipus complex in The Interpretation of Dreams and founded psychoanalysis?
In a late book, he opposes the golden rule, discusses the "oceanic feeling" and the "reality principle," and makes an analogy to ancient ruins under modern Rome to describe the primal instincts suppressed in man.