Thus, just as persons in earlier historical periods tended to possess an absolute faith in the reality of God, so, we may suggest, do persons in contemporary cultures tend to possess an absolute faith in the reality of the nation. Introduction One may view the idea of the nation as a fundamental "assumption" which defines the manner in which modern man perceives, and experiences, social reality. The Renunciation of Personal Gratification in the Name of a Devotion to the Collectivity 48
The Struggle Against Passivity: Aurobindo 31Ĭhapter IV: The Social Psychology of Nationalism 1. The Struggle Against Passivity: Lenin 24 3. The Struggle Against Passivity: Hitler 19 2. The Disease Within the Nation as a Projection of Malignant Internal Objects 16 Chapter III: Revolution as a Struggle Against Passivity 1. Racism and Revolution as a Wish to Eliminate the '1Jisease" from Within the Body of the Nation 12 2. The Country as a Projection of Infantile Narcissism 10 Chapter II: The Country as a Living Organism 12 1. LCN: 76-16304 ISBN: 0-91 Manufactured in the United States of AmericaĬhapter 1: The Country, The Mother, and Infantile Narcissism 1. No part of this book may be reproduced in any form (except for brief quotations in connection with reviews) without the written permission of the publisher. PSYCHOANALYSIS OF RACISM, REVOLUTION AND NATIONAl JISMĬopyright © 1977 by The Librazy of Social Science All rights reserved.
THE PSYCHOANALYSIS OF RACISM, REVOLUTION AND NATIONALISM
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