Petrified Ego

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"... Contrary to the accepted view, the stability of society and the individuals who comprise it, is not a compromise between opposites but the articulation of a relationship between two entities of a different order: social and individual. An apparently well-structured organisation too often disguises a rigid moral order which represses individual perspective. Once rigidity is acknowledged to be the hallmark of a moral order founded on instinctual fear, it can be dissipated, allowing for the integration of individual experience, facilitating a mature and inclusive moral stance."--

subjects: Conscience,  Superego,  Psychology,  Child psychology,  Personality,  Psychoanalysis,  Enfants,  Psychologie,  Personnalité,  Psychanalyse,  Ego (Psychology),  Ego