On Responsibility

accept responsibility acceptance of responsibility action Aegisthus Aeschylus Analects analysis Apollo appropriate aspects Athens behavior Buber central cere ceremony chapter child Clytemnestra committed complex concern Confucius consciously context course of conduct crucial decision deed dimensions discovery distinction doctrine everyday explicit explicitly fact fantasy father feeling force forms Freud genuine gesture H. D. F. Kitto Holy Rite human important impulse individual inner insight J. L. Austin language magical matter meaning Mencius merely moral responsibility mother motives Mourning Becomes Electra murder neurotic guilt normal notion obligation Oedipal conflict Oedipus Oedipus complex Orestean Oresteia Orestes story patient perspective philosophical play problem psychic psycho psychoanalytic psychological psychopath psychotherapist question reason rebellion repression responsible person ritual role Samaritan sense situation social speak specific spirit sponsible spontaneous student sub-selves task teaching therapist therapy thesis tion turn unconscious wanting to study wish