"Eros and Civilization" is a philosophical work by Herbert Marcuse that explores the connection between Freud's theories and society. This book presents a critical analysis of human drives and their influence on civilization. Marcuse examines how the repression of Eros, the life instinct, leads to a state of alienation in modern society. The work is written in English and offers deep insights into the history of philosophy, particularly the interactions between psychoanalysis and social theory. With a paperback cover and a weight of 453 grams, the book is compact and suitable for both students and those interested in philosophical and religious topics. It comprises 224 pages and measures 13.8 cm in width and 21.6 cm in height. This book is a valuable resource for anyone looking to engage with the complex questions of human nature and societal structures.