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Vers la société sans pères

Pages
354
Published
1981
Language
French

Synopsis

This influential work of psychoanalytic social criticism examines the profound impact of declining paternal authority in modern Western society. Alexander Mitscherlich explores how the weakening of the father figure contributes to societal pathologies, affecting individual identity and the relationship with authority. The book offers a critical analysis of post-war societal changes and their psychological consequences.