by Robert Bocock · Chapman and Hall · tapa blanda · ISBN 9780442306823
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«Freud and Modern Society» is the sociology essay by Robert Bocock, published by Chapman and Hall in paperback (216 pages, in English).
Robert Bocock summarises and analyses Freud's sociology: the unconscious, sexuality and culture are key to interpreting modern society and the relationship between individual and society. The book also assesses the reception of these ideas in the social sciences.
It originally appeared in 1978 and belongs to the series 'An Open University Set Text'; the book's subtitle is 'An Outline and Analysis of Freud's Sociology'.
It is especially useful for students of sociology, psychoanalysis and social theory.
