.... While it would be difficult to say that any of them belongs to the select category of the “great man,” each has aspired to exert upon his contemporaries the kind of influence characteristic of the great man: to combine personality and idea in a way that made contact with what Freud called the “wishes...

... be a principal source of personal spirituality. It traces historical attempts to identify the emotional sources of religion by discussing the work of thinkers such as Friedrich Schleiermacher, Rudolf Otto, and Sigmund Freud. Finally, it considers how commonly recurring experiences, such as vivid instances...

...This chapter shows the latter day ramifications of clinging to the Protestant Work Ethic. It explores how workers cooperatives talk about employment, and looks at the fixation on craftsmanship. Martin Luther Karl Marx Sigmund Freud Full Employment Hannah Arendt Because the Left (broadly...

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..., but as this chapter reveals, slavery supplies the scaffolding for that most American of heroes, the cowboy. This chapter explores the centrality of anti-Blackness in the origins of the Western, engaging with genre theory and Sigmund Freud’s work on jokes. It explains the Western’s appearance against a backdrop...

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