Eros and Civilisation
by Marcuse, H (1955)
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The impulses that determine play are the pregenital ones: play expresses objectless autoeroticism and gratifies those component instincts which are already directed toward the objective world. Work, on the other hand, serves ends outside itself - namely, the ends of self-preservation.” (p.214)
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