Another essay in this work cites animistic thinking as the root of delusional disorders and phobias, and is entitled "Animism, Magic, and the Omnipotence of Thought."
One essay in this work tells of a group of exiled prehistoric men returning to kill their father, and another discusses the relationship among the title concepts as outgrowths of projection and ambivalence. Another essay in this work cites animistic thinking as the root of delusional disorders and phobias, and is entitled "Animism, Magic, and the Omnipotence of Thought." Originally published in the journal Imago, this series of essays includes an entry analyzing the mating customs of the Australian aborigines, entitled "The Horror of Incest." For 10 points, name this collection of four essays discussing the two titular phenomena by Sigmund Freud.
One essay in this work tells of a group of exiled prehistoric men returning to kill their father, and another discusses the relationship among the title concepts as outgrowths of projection and ambivalence.
{Totem} and {Taboo} [or {Totem} und {Tabu}]