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I suppose Sigmund is most famous for his attributing just about everything to sex and the sexual urges of a human being. Take for example, the stages of sexual focus (oral anal genital etc...). Also, his theory of penis envy, oedipal crisis and the like. I would definitely say that is an idiosyncrasy.

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