In another work this thinker critiques capitalism and communism to posit a distinction
 between "true needs" and "repressive needs" before proposing that humanity accept the "great refusal."
One of this thinker's works discusses the "modifications of realities" which this thinker terms "surplus
 repression," which is distinguished from repression. In that work by this thinker, he critiques another
 thinker's conception of the "guilt feeling" as ever increasing in a section called "The Dialectic of
 Civilization." In another work this thinker critiques capitalism and communism to posit a distinction
 between "true needs" and "repressive needs" before proposing that humanity accept the "great refusal." For
 10 points, identify this Frankfurt school thinker who critiqued Sigmund Freud in his  Eros and Civilization, 
who also wrote  One-Dimensional Man .
One of this thinker's works discusses the "modifications of realities" which this thinker terms "surplus
 repression," which is distinguished from repression.
Herbert {Marcuse}