The work became known as the foundation of Freudo-Marxism.

From this point, Freudo-Marxism aims to reveal the illness of a society's underlying economic system by analyzing its cultural products.

He was an early proponent of Freudo-Marxism, and developed theories regarding the correlation of psychoanalysis with socialism.

Del Noce wrote extensively about Freudo-Marxism and on the relationship between political progressivism and the sexual revolution.

Its courses were focused on Freudo-Marxism, psychoanalysis, Marxist theory, cinema, theater, urbanism or artificial intelligence.

At that time a Marxism (see Freudo-Marxism), Reich argued that the source of sexual repression was Bourgeoisie morality and the socio-economic structures that produced it.

An essay by Audard on the extent to which psychoanalysis was materialist drew heavy criticism from Georges Politzer for the 'bootlegging Bergsonianism' of its 'Freudo-Marxism'.

Anti-Œdipus was thus an attempt to think beyond Freudo-Marxism; and Deleuze and Guattari tried to do for Freud what Marx had done for Adam Smith.

Using a basically Freudian theory, Žižek then aims to explain the psychological processes by which people are reconciled with the symbolic order, or at least make it "liveable" for themselves (see also Freudo-Marxism).