Repression in Marx, Weber and Freud (ePub)

Dewan Shamsul Arefin was a sociology teacher by profession. He was working as a part-time lecturer in the department of Sociology and Anthropology at Rutgers University, Newark, New Jersey for about a decade in the immediate past. After receiving his Masters degree and completing the most part of requirements for Ph.D. at Rutgers in early eighties, he had also worked as a visiting faculty for the same department of the same university.
Before he joined Rutgers University in 1980 for higher studies, he was a lecturer in the department of sociology at Rajshahi University, Bangladesh where he had taught for five years. He already had a Masters and a Bachelor's degree with honors in 1968 and 1967 respectively from Dhaka University, Bangladesh.
Arefin had a strong penchant for writing, and he did write quite a lot, both when he was in Bangladesh and now in USA. His writings are, in fact, considered and valued by most of his readers as unaffected, objective, sociological in nature and deeply of public interest. Among various involvements that he had in this field in Bangladesh and now in newly adopted homeland America, here are the few:
Executive Editor of the 'Janomot' (Public Opinion), it was a Bangladesh version of a weekly Bengali newspaper in London by the same name, Member, Board of Editors, 'Charampatra' (the ultimate words), Editor-in-Chief, 'Shwapakhme' (a politico-literary journal), Associate Editor, 'The Mission' (a Dhaka University affiliated publication on ideas and thoughts), Editor / Publisher, 'Kak' (Crow) and 'Kownik' (Angular): an anthology of poems, Chief Editor, 'The Forum' (a quarterly progressive journal on national and international economic and socio-political issues published from New Jersey / New York), Feature writer / Freelancer, for 'The Targum' and 'Livingston Medium' (Rutgers University New Brunswick and Livingston campus daily publications).
He is also the translator of the historical documentary book, 'Twenty Years after the

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