This work demonstrates in one chapter how the Cora-Indians associate the stars with the underworld and logically conclude the sky is a place of fertility before describing how Brahmins spend three days taking a posture related to the title event.
This work demonstrates in one chapter how the Cora-Indians associate the stars with the underworld and logically conclude the sky is a place of fertility before describing how Brahmins spend three days taking a posture related to the title event. A subsequent discussion of the softening inherent to aesthetic treatment, as in Lucas Cranach's Crucifixion, expands on representations of the central "concept of punishment." Besides those chapters on "Religious Sublimation" and "Artistic Idealization," this work examines the anxiety of a child left in a dark room, and attempts to use similar explanations of fear of animals. It catalyzed a separation with Freud by claiming the existence of a pre-Oedipal stage, and sought to claim that the titular event was the source of all anxieties. For 10 points, identify this work of Otto Rank, which argues that neuroses all stem from the titular phenomenon, a seminal work of perinatal psychology.
This work demonstrates in one chapter how the Cora-Indians associate the stars with the underworld and logically conclude the sky is a place of fertility before describing how Brahmins spend three days taking a posture related to the title event.
The {Trauma} of {Birth}