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Chargement... Moses and Monotheism (original 1939; édition 2010)par Sigmund Freud (Auteur)
Information sur l'oeuvreL'homme Moïse et la religion monothéiste par Sigmund Freud (1939)
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Inscrivez-vous à LibraryThing pour découvrir si vous aimerez ce livre Actuellement, il n'y a pas de discussions au sujet de ce livre. In dt boek speculeert Freud over verschillende aspecten van religie, waarin hij verschillende kenmerken van de joden in hun relaties met de christenen uitlegt. ( ) An outstanding and audacious book. Not to many people have knowledge of this subject on Freud's writings. It is amazing to notice the author's courage exposing thesis where he attempt to prove or at least to demonstrate that Moses was an Egyptian and not a Jew. The argument of the existence of two Moses the one from Egypt and the other from Midia, a Medianite, is also surprising although in any way fanciful. In some bookstores this book is incorrectly classified in the psych area. This is truly a Bible history research, of course using an approach that places, in his words, religion phenomena as a model of neurotic symptoms of the individual. As I mentioned in other book comment, this kind of study always carries some dose of speculation. Freud was not an exception but without lost of plausibility. All work should be regarded as a continuation of previous studies of Freud. Probably the first struck by the readers of "Moses and Monotheism," so this is some heterodoxy or even eccentricity of its construction. But if Moses and Monotheism, and something is missing in the presentation of the material, it does not imply criticism of the content or the persuasiveness of the arguments. The skill with which the assumptions are brought under the psychological findings are likely to be convincing to an unbiased reader. Those who are familiar with psychoanalysis, personality, would be especially fascinated by the same sequence of stages of development, demonstrated by the national group. Source: http://www.freud-sigmund.com/ I believe this was Freuds last work, a subject with which it appeard he approached caustiously for fear of angering those who held diffent opinions about Moses. While I don't subscribe to the accuracy of the asertions made I did find the ideas explored by it quite intersting. I have enjoyed most of his works especially the ones where he did not feel the need to dispute Jung. aucune critique | ajouter une critique
"Moïse et le monothéisme" a paru en 1939, l'année de la mort de Freud. Dans ce dernier ouvrage, le fondateur de la psychanalyse examine les origines du monothéisme en Égypte au moment de la révolution religieuse et esthétique du pharaon Akhenaton et expose une théorie nouvelle sur les origines de Moïse et de la religion juive. Aucune description trouvée dans une bibliothèque |
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