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В данной статье автор высказывает предположение, что нельзя провести адекватного обсуждения функций Супер-Эго, если не принимать во внимание культурно обусловленные взгляды на власть. Современные деконструктивистские тенденции в академии, по-видимому, отражают недоверие к власти, которое тем или иным образом просачивается в дискуссии (или в избегание дискуссий) относительно природы и функций Супер-Эго.
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