| http://www.w3.org/ns/prov#value | - is somewhat misleading; this book is not mainly about society and its discontents, but more about the individual, and how he connects to society at large in some aspects.Freud spends much of the book (maybe 3/5) conversing about common sense ideas and concepts.E.G. Men are inherently unhappy because of conflicting desires and fears (of nature, himself, parents, etc.) so they bond in societies in a
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