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Wilhelm Reich has given one of the most interesting analyses of the

psychological processes involved in the reproduction of authoritarian

civilizations. Reich said that, far from being of divine origin,

moral codes are derived from the educational measures used by our

parents, the most effective of these being the ones opposed to

childhood sexuality.

By studying Bronislaw Malinowsli's research on the Trobriand

Islanders, a matriarchy in which children's sexual behaviour was not

repressed and in which neuroses and perversions as well as

authoritarian institutions were almost non-existent, he came to the

conclusion that patriarchy and authoritarianism originally began when

society was stratified into ruling and subordinate clans based on

wealth.

The suppression of natural sexuality creates various anti-social

drives which also have to be suppressed through the imposition of a

compulsive morality, which took the place of the natural self-

regulation that one finds in pre-patriarchal societies. Sex began to

be regarded as "dirty", "diabolical" and "wicked"; which it had

indeed become through the creation of secondary drives.

``…the primary basis of authoritarian ideology consists in depriving

the women, children, and adolescents of their sexual freedom, making

a commodity of sex and placing sexual interests in the service of

economic subjugation…``

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