Humanities Ii Klima

Front 1

Werther

Back 1

1. Middle class
2. Infatuated with Lotte
3. Committed suicide
4. Summarize the plot

Front 2

Lotte

Back 2

1. Acts as a mother to her eight siblings
2. Wife of Albert
3. Werther is infatuated with her
4. Summarize Plot

Front 3

Albert

Back 3

1. Lotte's Husband
2. Friend of Werther
3. Summarize the plot

Front 4

Fraulein Von B

Back 4

1. Friend of Werther
2. Snubs Werther at party
3. Summarize plot

Front 5

Heinrich

Back 5

1. Crazy man
2. Former employee of Lotte's family
3. Driven insane passion for Lotte

Front 6

Wilhelm

Back 6

1. Werther's chief correspondent
2. Summarize plot

Front 7

Wahlheim

Back 7

1. City where Lotte lives
2. Werther admires Wahlheim
3. Summarize plot

Front 8

The Sorrows of Young Werther

Basic Plot

Back 8

1. Werther gets to Wahlheim
2. Werther falls in love with Lotte
3. Albert comes back
4. Werther goes crazy
5. Werther leaves Wahlheim
6. Werther gets snubbed by upper class in new job
7. Werther went back to Wahlheim
8. Werther kissed Lotte
9. Werther kills himself

Front 9

Great Towns

Basic Message

Back 9

1. England looks great at first
2. Poor live in filth
3. Capital is social power

Front 10

Communist Manifesto

Basic Message

Back 10

Proletariat needs to rise up against the Bourgeoisie

Front 11

Feudal Communism

Back 11

1. Earliest form of socialism
2. Ignores personal history of exploitation of power
3. No appreciation of historical progress
4. Want to reinstate the old feudal order

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Petty-Bourgeois Socialism

Back 12

1. The Petty-Bourgeois is a new class
2. This class in being assimilated into the proletariat as society becomes more urbanized
3. They do not see that the answer is to develop the proletariat into a revolutionary class

Front 13

German Socialism

Back 13

1. True Socialism
2. Began as a response to French socialist literature
3. Doesn’t appreciate that the French ideas grew out of a social environment which did not exist yet in Germany
4. Lack of class character and its decrying of violent revolution make it weak and ineffectual.

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Conservative Socialism

Back 14

1. Bourgeois Socialism
2. Wish to reform Bourgeoisie and not destroy it
3. They prolong the misery of the proletariat and stand in the way of historical progress

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Id

Back 15

1. The unconscious self
2. Source of our libidinal drive
3. Amoral
4. Expressed in eros and thanatos

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Superego

Back 16

1. The higher self
2. oversees and censors the actions of the ego.
3. moral

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Ego

Back 17

1. The conscious self

Front 18

Libido

Back 18

1. The energy latent in the id
2. Often associated with sexual objects

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Eros

Back 19

1. The life-drive
2. Binds humans together
3. Most potently seen in instances of love.

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Thanatos

Back 20

1. The death drive
2. Seeks destruction and violence
3. It is in permanent tension with Eros.

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Narcissism

Back 21

The libidinal energy that we invest in ourselves.

Front 22

Oceanic Feeling

Back 22

1. The sense of oneness
2. This feeling is not an article of faith
3. Churches channel this into belief systems

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Pleasure Principle

Back 23

The purpose of life is to achieve happiness

Front 24

Reality Principle

Back 24

Defer gratification of a desire when circumstantial reality disallows its immediate gratification

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Sublimation

Back 25

Channeling of primal energy into other physical or psychological activities