Paul Ricoeur grouped this philosopher with Marx and Nietzsche as representatives of the "school of suspicion."
A book that criticizes "operational reformulations" of this thinker's works suggests that his works move from "energetics" to another discipline, and concludes that "idols must die -- so that symbols may live." Adolf Grünbaum called this man's major idea "pseudo-scientific" in a book that blasts Karl Popper's critique of this thinker since this man's claims are in fact falsifiable. Jurgen Habermas wrote that this man tried to free humans from the causality of the natural world in Knowledge and Human Interests. Paul Ricoeur grouped this philosopher with Marx and Nietzsche as representatives of the "school of suspicion." A thinker synthesized this man's thought with Marxism in a work that draws on this man's claim that civilization is based on the suppression of mankind's instincts. Herbert Marcuse's Eros and Civilization concerns, for 10 points, what inventor of psychoanalysis?
A book that criticizes "operational reformulations" of this thinker's works suggests that his works move from "energetics" to another discipline, and concludes that "idols must die -- so that symbols may live."
Sigmund Freud