In one section, this work notably states that "Man has become, so to speak, a God with artificial limbs." Some of the ideas in this work were first presented in its author's earlier work The Future of an Illusion. This work notes that "at the height of being in love the boundary between ego and object threatens to melt away," leading to a state of confusion over identity. It further notes that losing the instinct for aggression harms individuals, as they rarely know how to live without it. This book notes that the titular conditions arise in the presence of laws that prevent rape and murder and in the subordination to a father figured embodie
In one section, this work notably states that "Man has become, so to speak, a God with artificial limbs." Some of the ideas in this work were first presented in its author's earlier work The Future of an Illusion. This work notes that "at the height of being in love the boundary between ego and object threatens to melt away," leading to a state of confusion over identity. It further notes that losing the instinct for aggression harms individuals, as they rarely know how to live without it. This book notes that the titular conditions arise in the presence of laws that prevent rape and murder and in the subordination to a father figured embodied in a monotheist God. For 10 points, identify this work which analyzes the way that society constrains the libido and therefore the happiness of some of its members, a work by Sigmund Freud.
In one section, this work notably states that "Man has become, so to speak, a God with artificial limbs.
{Civilization} and its {Discontents} (or {Das Unbehagen} in {der Kultur}; or The {Uneasiness} in {Culture})