The third section of this book addresses "omnipotence of the thought." It s
The third section of this book addresses "omnipotence of the thought." It says that, in primitive societies, neuroses are less common since prohibitions are projected onto demons and openly  discussed. Explaining "The (*) Savage's Dread of Incest," it claims that ritual slaughter of animals is Oedipal in nature. For 10 points— name this Sigmund Freud work which contrasts symbolic animals to social prohibitions.
The third section of this book addresses "omnipotence of the thought.
Totem and Taboo