genuinely contradicts the title concept.
This work closes with lines from Friedrich Ruckert's translation of Hariri's Makamen, as consolation for those unhappy with the faulting progress of science. Michael Poizat in The Angel's Cry offers that this work's titular analysis can help to explain why people would stand outdoors for more than a dozen hours to watch a performance of Tristan and Isolde. The author argues that only the traumatic, specifically war. genuinely contradicts the title concept. The author asserts that due to the primality of the inanimate over the animate, we conclude though acts of neurotic repetition that the goal of all (*) life is death. Introducing "Thanatos" or the death instinct as a modification to a previous conceptual framework, for 10 points, name this 1920 work of psychology, representing a major theoretical shift in the thought of its author Sigmund Freud.
This work closes with lines from Friedrich Ruckert's translation of Hariri's Makamen, as consolation for those unhappy with the faulting progress of science.
{Beyond the Pleasure Principle}