We haven't spent time in these course lectures talking about
Freud's Id which is the center of instinct,
the Ego which negotiates the world and the Superego which is the sense of morality.
So I don't know, that's really so important these days for
thinking about Freud.
What is important for us thinking about Freud is as we have modernization.
As we have a more and more sophisticated society,
we have for Freud, a greater and greater chance
of the explosion of unsatisfied, even repressed instincts.
This is what he's pointing out, in civilization, is discontents.
And so towards the end of the book, he discusses some of the alternatives
people have urged or suggested.
And he talks briefly about socialism, he talks about some other things Freud is
no friend of Anarchism, he's no friend of