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Concupiscence (n.) and conceit, Augustine's two cardinal sins, are Freud's pleasure principle and Adler's power drive.
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Concupiscence (n.) and conceit, Augustine's two cardinal sins, are Freud's pleasure principle and Adler's power drive.
Concupiscence (n.) is, with the craving for power, the drive that most reliably brings the unconscious to light; so psychic catastrophes have two main causes, disappointed love and thwarted power.