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ejop-304	Stea, Jonathan N.	Freud’s Conceptualization of the Social World: Psychology Recapitulating Sociology or Sociology Recapitulating Psychology?	2012	21	.pdf	application/pdf	8753	353	44	For example, I will not touch upon Group Psychology and the Analysis of the Ego (Freud, 1921/1991c), which is concerned with interpersonal (cf., Being In Love and Hypnosis) and micro-group level processes (cf., Two Artificial Groups: The Church and The Army), nor will I discuss Moses and Monotheism (Freud, 1939/1964b), which is primarily concerned with leadership and does not offer anything new with respect to Freud‟s social theory (Wallace, 1977). The paper also embeds the development of Freud‟s social theory within its historical context by discussing the impact of various evolutionary, philosophical, and life event influences.	cache/ejop-304.pdf	txt/ejop-304.txt