An Analysis of Freud’s View of War

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10.2991/978-2-38476-092-3_171How to use a DOI?

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Freud; war; instinct; morality; civilization

Abstract

Freud, as an expert in psychoanalysis, is well known to people and has put forward many theories and methods of psychotherapy that have been highly respected by later generations. Due to the influence of the social environment in which he lived, Freud came into contact with a large number of war neurotics in his career in his later years, and he was also immersed in thinking about war. He successively published a series of articles with his understanding of war and death at that time in combination with the instinct theory. Especially in 1933, after his correspondence with Einstein on war was published, Freud’s understanding of war attracted the attention of the academic circle, and his own interpretation of war also became one of the important objects of the study of war view.

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