Moses and Monotheism
In Moses and Monotheism, Sigmund Freud examines the figure of Moses and the development of monotheistic belief. Combining religious subject matter with his characteristic interest in psychology and interpretation, Freud presents a challenging work for readers interested in religion, history, philosophy, and psychoanalytic thought.
About This Book
Moses and Monotheism is a work by Sigmund Freud focused on Moses and the idea of monotheism.
The book brings religious themes into conversation with Freud’s interest in psychology and the interpretation of belief.
Its subject places it at the intersection of religion, history, philosophy, and psychoanalytic thought.
This edition offers readers an opportunity to engage with one of Freud’s works on the origins and meaning of religious ideas.
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