[A piece of independence. The problem of ego autonomy in Freud]

Psyche

|January 1, 1992

Abstract:

The author points out the epistemological importance of Freud's notion of the ego as an intermediary between drive and reason. He overrules the attempt to ascribe it exclusively to either drive or reason.

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