This is the second title concept of a book which discusses the infantile, creative, and neo-Puritan personality types.
This is the second title concept of a book which discusses the infantile, creative, and neo-Puritan personality types. That work, about the daimonic system of motivation, is a synthesis of Freud and existentialism. Epictetus claimed that "there is nothing good or evil save in" this concept. In addition to being paired with love in the title of a Rollo May work, this concept "in nature" is discussed in a short work by (*) Schopenhauer. Rousseau equates the rule of law with the "general" type of this concept. Gravity and electricity are described as forces of this concept in a work which argues that Kant misuses the word "thing-in-itself" and pairs this concept with Vorstellung, or representation. For 10 points, name this concept whose "free" type is contrasted with determinism.
This is the second title concept of a book which discusses the infantile, creative, and neo-Puritan personality types.
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