Eros and Utopia

Review of Metaphysics 10 (4):660 - 665 (1957)
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Abstract

It is especially appropriate for Marcuse to develop his central theme--a "non-repressive" civilization--in the specific form of an extension and critique of Freud's theory of man. The issues are thus squarely faced. We are enabled to consider the theme in terms of its historical root and of its psychological authenticity.

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Herbert Fingarette
Last affiliation: University of California at Santa Barbara

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