Matches in Harvard for { ?s ?p Part one: body, mind, and culture. -- 1. The problem and its context. Freud as a critical theorist of culture; the problem. -- 2. Excursus on method. Criticism; gender asymmetry. -- 3. Biology, psychology, and culture in psychoanalysis. biology and psychology; psychology and culture. -- Part two: renunciation and masculinity. -- 4. The value of renunciation: Freud's moral economy. Wish and reality; primary and secondary processes; narcissism and object love. -- 5. Science and civilization as renunciation. science and religion; stages of civilization and patriarchal origins; renunciatory morality and mental health. -- 6. Masculinity as a renunciation. Paternal etriology and the genesis of masculinity; the rise and decline f Oedipus; renunciation, masculinity, and culture. -- Part Three: fulfillment and femininity. -- 7. Sex and gender in Freud. femininity as fulfillment; the need for a concept of gender; Freud's need for a theory of gender. -- 8. Femininity and the father: asymmetrical genetics. the prehistory of women; Oedipus comes to stay; asymmetry and the critique of femininity. -- Part four: religion as renunciation and fulfillment. -- 9. Freud's psychology of religion. different religious psychologies; the psychological reversal of religion. -- 10. Fulfillment without future: the future of an illusion. mental wealth; the father's protection; consequences of illusion. -- 11. Renunciations in the past: Moses' monotheism. polytheism and monotheism; the law-giving father; consequences of monotheism; the father returns: masculine genetics. -- 12. Gender, fathers and God: conclusions. gender and the uses of God; integration and summary; implications.. }
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- catalog description "Part one: body, mind, and culture. -- 1. The problem and its context. Freud as a critical theorist of culture; the problem. -- 2. Excursus on method. Criticism; gender asymmetry. -- 3. Biology, psychology, and culture in psychoanalysis. biology and psychology; psychology and culture. -- Part two: renunciation and masculinity. -- 4. The value of renunciation: Freud's moral economy. Wish and reality; primary and secondary processes; narcissism and object love. -- 5. Science and civilization as renunciation. science and religion; stages of civilization and patriarchal origins; renunciatory morality and mental health. -- 6. Masculinity as a renunciation. Paternal etriology and the genesis of masculinity; the rise and decline f Oedipus; renunciation, masculinity, and culture. -- Part Three: fulfillment and femininity. -- 7. Sex and gender in Freud. femininity as fulfillment; the need for a concept of gender; Freud's need for a theory of gender. -- 8. Femininity and the father: asymmetrical genetics. the prehistory of women; Oedipus comes to stay; asymmetry and the critique of femininity. -- Part four: religion as renunciation and fulfillment. -- 9. Freud's psychology of religion. different religious psychologies; the psychological reversal of religion. -- 10. Fulfillment without future: the future of an illusion. mental wealth; the father's protection; consequences of illusion. -- 11. Renunciations in the past: Moses' monotheism. polytheism and monotheism; the law-giving father; consequences of monotheism; the father returns: masculine genetics. -- 12. Gender, fathers and God: conclusions. gender and the uses of God; integration and summary; implications.".
- catalog tableOfContents "Part one: body, mind, and culture. -- 1. The problem and its context. Freud as a critical theorist of culture; the problem. -- 2. Excursus on method. Criticism; gender asymmetry. -- 3. Biology, psychology, and culture in psychoanalysis. biology and psychology; psychology and culture. -- Part two: renunciation and masculinity. -- 4. The value of renunciation: Freud's moral economy. Wish and reality; primary and secondary processes; narcissism and object love. -- 5. Science and civilization as renunciation. science and religion; stages of civilization and patriarchal origins; renunciatory morality and mental health. -- 6. Masculinity as a renunciation. Paternal etriology and the genesis of masculinity; the rise and decline f Oedipus; renunciation, masculinity, and culture. -- Part Three: fulfillment and femininity. -- 7. Sex and gender in Freud. femininity as fulfillment; the need for a concept of gender; Freud's need for a theory of gender. -- 8. Femininity and the father: asymmetrical genetics. the prehistory of women; Oedipus comes to stay; asymmetry and the critique of femininity. -- Part four: religion as renunciation and fulfillment. -- 9. Freud's psychology of religion. different religious psychologies; the psychological reversal of religion. -- 10. Fulfillment without future: the future of an illusion. mental wealth; the father's protection; consequences of illusion. -- 11. Renunciations in the past: Moses' monotheism. polytheism and monotheism; the law-giving father; consequences of monotheism; the father returns: masculine genetics. -- 12. Gender, fathers and God: conclusions. gender and the uses of God; integration and summary; implications.".