Freud Zweig ( fr - angl )

At the end of the nineteenth century, Freudian ideas seem "blasphemies and heresies." Zweig asks "What in the name of the service of the nineteenth century idea what [...] requires he still codified morality? "" Basically material, sensual, winner of money [...] defender of democracy and human rights, it can not seriously want to ban its citizens the right to free enjoyment.
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