Freud and Culture

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Freud's representations of society and culture are examined, highlighting his unique approach that diverges from modern sociological and anthropological views. Eric Smadja delves into Freud's development of a personal socio-anthropology, which faced significant criticism from the social sciences. This exploration sheds light on the complexities of Freud's theories and their implications for understanding human behavior within a societal context.