FTP, name this short treatise on the inevitable antagonism between demands of instinct and the restrictions of progressive society, written by Sigmund Freud.
One footnote in this work claims that "Man is an animal organism with an unmistakably bisexual disposition;" an earlier one more fully explains the concept of organic repression. The author discusses memory through the metaphor of Roman archaeology, concluding that a "memory trace" may explain his friend Romain Rolland's "oceanic" feelings. It utilizes the analysis of neurosis presented in the author's previous work, The Future of an Illusion. FTP, name this short treatise on the inevitable antagonism between demands of instinct and the restrictions of progressive society, written by Sigmund Freud.
One footnote in this work claims that "Man is an animal organism with an unmistakably bisexual disposition;" an earlier one more fully explains the concept of organic repression.
{Civilization and its Discontents} or Das {Unbehagen in der Kultur}