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Civilization and Its Discontents

Sigmund Freud
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Year
2026
Language
English
Publisher
Digital Books Publicações

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Why, despite all the technological and social advances, does humanity seem increasingly anxious and dissatisfied?

In one of his most influential and prophetic works, Sigmund Freud delves into the inevitable conflict between our primal instincts and the rules that underpin life in society. Written in 1929, this essay transcends psychoanalysis to become a sharp lens on culture, religion, and the impossible pursuit of complete happiness.

Freud argues that civilization demands a high price: the renunciation of individual freedom and the repression of our deepest desires in exchange for security and order. The result? A chronic malaise that defines modernity.

Discover why civilization is, at the same time, our greatest achievement and our greatest burden.

Purchase now and immerse yourself in the mind of one of history's most revolutionary thinkers. Available for immediate reading on your favorite device.

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