Romantic Philosophy in The Mar

od is heaven; Evil is hell.
             Freud supports this as, for him, id impulses are designated as evil by society because their indulgence would retard the "process of sublimination by which culture achieves its end"(Rickman 215). "Energy" is the id and "the passive that obeys reason" is the conservative trend in culture. In Blake's view, these trends work as obstacles to the creative flow he believes to be within every man.
             In "The Voice of the Devil", Blake analyzes the religious mind's attitude towards
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