The author classifies theories about one of the title subjects of this book as nominalist, anthropological, and psychological, and also examines Wilhelm Wundt's linking of the subject to animism.  
The author classifies theories about one of the title subjects of this book as nominalist, anthropological, and psychological, and also examines Wilhelm Wundt's linking of the subject to animism.  Drawing on studies of Australian aborigines and on his own work with Little Hans, the author claims that the title subjects arose after a primal horde killed its common father and appropriated his women, but then, out of guilt, worshipped symbols of the father and outlawed incest.   Providing background for the later work Moses and Monotheism, FTP, what is this alliteratively-titled book by Sigmund Freud?
The author classifies theories about one of the title subjects of this book as nominalist, anthropological, and psychological, and also examines Wilhelm Wundt's linking of the subject to animism.  
Totem and Taboo (Totem und Tabu)