Freud believed civilization is a whole sum of achievements and regulations, which distinguish our lives. This perspective on civilization is easy to agree with, but the more descriptive this definition becomes, the …show more content…
Also, Freud’s philosophy on civilization is too bizarre for a lot of people to believe it to be true. Professors and philosophers have found flaws in Sigmund Freud’s philosophy that cannot be ignored. Although there are some problems in his philosophy, “Freud was one of the most influential people of the twentieth century and his enduring legacy has influenced not only psychology, but art, literature and even the way people bring up their children” (McLeod). Even thought his philosophy on civilization, it’s purposes, and it’s interaction with psychoanalysis and religion are seen by some as untrue because they are incomplete or not proven by science, many people are still massively influenced by him