Guilt: The Psychic Censor
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Examines how guilt is learned, how it is manifested, and the methods used to cope with guilt feelings. Presents Harvey Cox, Professor of Divinity at Harvard, who explains the role of the church as an institution that emphasizes the inducement of, then the atonement of guilt, and Margaret Mead who discusses the guilt experienced by middle-aged men who feel intense pressure to succeed. Reveals the feelings of guilt experienced by adolescents, women, and criminals.
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