This writer discussed nasal reflexes and the concept of "Hamlet the hysteric" in a series of letters written to Wilhelm Fliess.  
This writer discussed nasal reflexes and the concept of "Hamlet the hysteric" in a series of letters written to Wilhelm Fliess.  One of his works argues that the murder of the title figure is the basis of the Jewish faith while another argues that the title structured society infringes on individual desires, leading to the title misery.  In addition to Moses and Monotheism and Civilization and its Discontents, he explored incest in primitive cultures in Totem and Taboo and discussed the concepts of id, ego, and superego in Beyond the Pleasure Principle.  For 10 points, name this writer of The Interpretation of Dreams, the founder of psychoanalysis.
This writer discussed nasal reflexes and the concept of "Hamlet the hysteric" in a series of letters written to Wilhelm Fliess.  
Sigmund Freud