Freud - tome 1 - Freud (one shot) (French Edition)
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The danger of the book was quickly apparent to Freud. Just as a femme fatale can lead you astray, so the book could set readers on a fruitless quest for hidden symbolism.
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All his later work on dreams was an effort to correct this. The search for hidden meaning is ultimately unhelpful, and, as he wrote in , there is a navel to the dream, a point that cannot be interpreted and where meaning fails. The dream book opened up both of these worlds to future generations: It helped to transform what had been an essentially conservative, utilitarian conservation movement into the first stirrings of an ecologically centred green movement in the west. It is wrong when it tends otherwise. Humans, said Leopold, whatever they might like to think, were not above nature: They could either understand that and act accordingly, or they could continue to destroy, and probably perish themselves.
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Back in , even conservationists saw their task as opening up wilderness areas for hunters. Leopold himself had been part of this work as a young man. But after seeing the green fire die, I sensed that neither the wolf nor the mountain agreed with such a view. Nature was the green fire in the eyes of the wolf, the skeins of geese across the sand county lakes, the flowering of the Arizona juniper or the bark of the young white pine.
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You had to step outside to see it, and you had to remain humble. It is a lesson we still have to learn. And, in a different guise, the same spectre has haunted Europe at moments of crisis ever since Marx and Engels wrote it. It is not the spectre merely of working-class revolt: The threat was political: Marx and Engels had inherited the objective from the atheist left intelligentsia of the s, but, after Engels arrived in Manchester in , they came to understand the industrial proletariat as the only social force capable of achieving it.
But the Manifesto is not about the proletariat. Its whole first section is a eulogy to capitalism, which has played a revolutionary role by replacing all partial and informal attempts at a market economy with a pure one. Not only that, it is a eulogy to the bourgeoisie. If you only ever read one paragraph of the work itself, it should be this:. All that is solid melts into air, all that is holy is profaned, and man is at last compelled to face with sober senses his real conditions of life, and his relations with his kind.
The business class of the early industrial era, then, had brought about not only the conditions for constant technological improvement, but the demise of religious obscurantism and the emergence of sociological realism. From now on Marx and Engels thought — observing the acute social war raging in cities such as Lille and Manchester — the only problem would be to equip the proletariat with the political maturity to wield power.
The Manifesto was published a few weeks before the revolution in France, and shipped via Paris to Germany, where a full-scale revolutionary war promptly broke out. Here the minuscule communist sects, composed of skilled workers and radical students, found themselves having to side with radical democrats against, first, the toppled monarchy and then the bourgeoisie, which, on first sight of armed workers, became distinctly un-revolutionary.
And then there are the words: It became towards sexual aetiology, characterized by the possible to handle the whole question exclusively partial collapse of the defensive shift from the by psychological means, and the soul treatment female genitals to the nose, and the reappearance became itself an aetiological treatment at least for of the threatening vagina through all the various certain disturbances. This is also confirmed by the documents of hysteric women. Ein weiterer Tagesrest zum In the letter had independently elaborated his seduction theory to Martha of March 10, formulating the wish to
From then on, all revolutions became a dirty business for communists, involving the complex interplay of radical social objectives and radical democratic ones, around which the alliance of class forces was often unstable. But the manifesto has shone through, in large part because its prose shines with unsullied logical clarity.
Capitalism produces its own gravediggers and gives them the means to free themselves, and humanity, from economic necessity. As an idea it was powerful enough to sustain generations of people through the experience of exile, torture, imprisonment and concentration camps. The women in the house knew it and so did the children. I felt instinctively that Toni Morrison had broken open a hell as no one — not even great writers such as Richard Wright, James Baldwin and Alice Walker — had done before.
She achieved with Beloved what her four previous books had only hinted at: To read it is to live in the haunted Ohio house of Sethe, the escaped slave who had decided to kill her child rather than let her go back into slavery. But there was another reason it scared me, too: I finally read the book because I was writing a memoir and I wanted to understand how my mother and my grandmother saw the world. Sure enough, I found that the novel articulates the deep rage that many black women feel: Beloved makes the ghost of the little dead child a cri de coeur for all lost children.
It has left the realm of fiction and become a force of nature.
Were it not for the Folio , several others would only be known in mangled, partial texts. As the title of the First Folio indicates, Shakespeare excelled in every kind of drama: Actually the title of the Folio is misleading. Each of the plays is multiple, not singular in kind.
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There is comedy in the tragedies, tragedy in the comedies, and history everywhere. All human life is there: Not to mention ghosts, fairies, ethereal spirits and Olympian divinities.
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And then there are the words: No book has ever done more with the resources of human language. Almost every great thinker and many a great doer in the last years has had a collection of Shakespeare to hand and has in some way been shaped by it. Marx learned as much about the power of money from Timon of Athens as from the world around him. Abraham Lincoln would read Shakespeare aloud for hours at a time with a single secretary for audience, Nelson Mandela and his fellow-inmates kept a copy of the complete works hidden in Robben Island.
Greek-speaking Jews and Christians used the word as a shorthand for their scriptures: There was little disagreement, though, as to what constituted the great core of scripture known to Jews as the Tanakh and to Christians — unsurprisingly — as the Old Testament. A collection of laws believed to have been authored by God himself; a history of the world from its creation through to the rise and fall of various empires in the near east; books of prophecies, of poetry and of proverbs: Yet both Jews and Christians, in their differing ways, identified in these multifarious scriptures a profound and inner coherence.
In the middle ages, the Greek plural biblia was transfigured into a Latin singular: The change was due reflection of the centrality of the Bible to medieval culture. The Reformation, which saw it translated into numerous vernaculars, only boosted its impact on the way that European Christians thought, imagined and spoke. The spread of western power across the globe took the Bible to lands unimagined by its various authors.
No book in history can rival it for influence.
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