Summary:
The book presents a psychological explanation for human behavior, particularly the capacity for what is termed as 'good' and 'evil', by exploring the concept of a deep-seated, historical conflict between instinct and intellect. It proposes a reconciliatory understanding of the human condition that aims to alleviate human suffering and lead to a transformation in the way humans live and think about themselves and the world.
Key points:
1. Human Condition: The book explores the inherent aspects of being human, including our potential for good and evil, and how biology, psychology, and culture shape it.
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