just awful. in so many words he agrees with repression despite himself. the tacky hate for freud, when he is, after all, saying a parallel thing, (which he has cultivated since his first few works to this one) are unpalatable.
just awful. in so many words he agrees with repression despite himself. the tacky hate for freud, when he is, after all, saying a parallel thing, (which he has cultivated since his first few works to this one) are unpalatable.

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