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primal horde: a standalone construct

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primalhorde1 CONSTRUCTPrimal hordeFREUD · PSYCHOLOGY OF RELIGION

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Psychology of religion

Freud's speculative account that religion and morality began with sons killing the father of a primal horde and the guilt that followed.

In psychology of religion, primal horde refers to Freud's speculative account that religion and morality began with sons killing the father of a primal horde and the guilt that followed. This meaning comes from Freud (1913/1938) in Totem and taboo.[1]

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References

  1. Freud, S. (1938). Totem and taboo. Penguin Books. (Original work published 1913) Open Library record

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