This book cites Ferenczi's paper "Stages in the Development of the Sense of Reality" in order to support its point that the adult's ego-feeling must have developed gradually.
This book cites Ferenczi's paper "Stages in the Development of the Sense of Reality" in order to support its point that the adult's ego-feeling must have developed gradually. This book also notes that in a state of love, people are prepared to disregard the boundary between ego and object, while in another section, it asserts that the believer in God can save himself some trouble if he admits that his belief is based on unconditional submission, an idea which is applied to the effects of society as well. This book argues that laws that prevent rape and murder, which are the fault of the first of the title concepts, produce the second because of inhibition of the expression of the individual id. For ten points, identify this psychological text by Sigmund Freud.
This book cites Ferenczi's paper "Stages in the Development of the Sense of Reality" in order to support its point that the adult's ego-feeling must have developed gradually.
{Civilization and its Discontents}