Todd Dufresne Libri

First Published in 1997. Routledge is an imprint of Taylor & Francis, an informa company.

A philosopher's passionate intervention into the meaning of life, and the future of civilization, in the face of catastrophic climate change.

This book offers a critical reevaluation of Freud's later work, focusing on his applied psychoanalysis in relation to culture and society. It delves into how Freud's theories can be interpreted within contemporary contexts, exploring their relevance and implications for understanding societal dynamics. The analysis highlights the significance of Freud's insights in addressing cultural phenomena and psychological patterns, aiming to bridge the gap between psychoanalytic theory and real-world applications.

This volume consists of 18 contributions from prominent figures in psychoanalysis. In five sections, they examine the social, historical, and intellectual context within which Freud lived and worked, and the scientific, moral, and philosophical implications of his discoveries.