A short, angry address to the ordinary person from a psychoanalyst
Wilhelm Reich wrote this short work as an outburst to the common man. He accuses ordinary people of accepting authority and avoiding responsibility. It was written in the 1940s.
Readers interested in the history of psychology.
Reich’s later theories are widely rejected.
Nonfiction · Psychoanalysis · Authority · Polemic
96 pages · ≈ 3 h
Wilhelm Reich.
Society in the 1940s.
A very short and emotional address.
Angry, urgent and bold.