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Blogs about: Freud

The Jewish Invention

raincoatoptimism wrote 5 hours ago: “Beware of scholars with agendas”, David Aaronovitch begins his polemical review ( … more →

Tags: David Aaronovitch, Jews

Frank Tallis, "A Death in Vienna"

carolwallace wrote 18 hours ago: A murder mystery set in Vienna in 1902 sounded like a terrific idea. Teaming up to solve the mystery … more →

Tags: Mystery, Frank Tallis, Vienna, Alfred Hitchcock

Do The Impossible!1 comment

nicktsmith wrote 20 hours ago: When we were kids we had a propensity to imagine and create things. We saw the creative and intellig … more →

Tags: Inspire, Create, doing, Success!, Choices, Action, NTS Modevations, Modevate, Motivation

A Beautiful Mind: The Sickness of Society?

ISTJ wrote 21 hours ago: A Beautiful Mind. Chapter 36, page 256: “Dry Breaks in Bowditch Hall” I have started rea … more →

Tags: A piece of the puzzle, Psychotherapy, a beautiful mind, John Nash, John Forbes Nash, John Nash JR., Sylvia Nasar, Biography, Math

Gratitude, and the ego as a seed in the soul1 comment

aldussault wrote 23 hours ago: Gratitude and greed occupy the same space in the psychic apparatus.  If the container is filled with … more →

Tags: eastern philosophy, Ego, Envy, gratitude, kleine, Mental, mental apparatus, narcissism, psyche

Den Xero ("I do not know") by Charlie (CEL IV) November 18, 2009

charleslincoln3 wrote 1 day ago: French novelist Anatole France wrote: “An education isn’t how much you have committed to … more →

Tags: Archetypes, Den Xero, Epistemology, I do not know, Jung, knowledge, Psychology, Science

Initiation to the dreams!

krishnachaitanyaraghav wrote 1 day ago: I love telling stories. But my initiation into story telling has been my own state of partial awaken … more →

Tags: Dreams, Malleshwaram

Teach Yourself to Dream (book review)

Cush wrote 2 days ago:   I liked reading Teach yourself to dream. I only chose the book because I had read another tit … more →

Tags: reviewsbycush, Book Review, writing, Reviews, Interesting, Life, News, Reading, dream

FREUD, FISH PONDS, MEMENTO MORI--PART TWO

bknister wrote 2 days ago: The pond.  Bill seems to like being next to it when the three of us sit out there before dinner.  It … more →

Tags: Chance, Psychoanalysis, sump pump

reflections on Tolle & Freud: a basic review1 comment

aldussault wrote 3 days ago: Despite a multitude of efforts on my part, my day to day sanity remains fragile.  I wake up in the m … more →

Tags: Art, Creativity, Ego, narcissism, Psychoanalysis, Self, soul, spirituality, brain

Jack1 comment

cbtish wrote 4 days ago: There’s a way of doing psychotherapy that’s known as integrative, because it is supposed … more →

Tags: CBT, Disorder, For Patients, For therapists, Techniques, Carl Rogers, Congruence, Jung, Mental Health

"Heres to us at the End of the Line"1 comment

emsarconi wrote 4 days ago: Everyone has different experiences that define their teenage years. For some it’s prom, or AP … more →

Tags: Life, Acting, "Best friend", breakup, High School, junior prom, ladies choice, mandy moor, monologue

Well, Great

exphaaandonthat wrote 4 days ago: Learnin’. … more →

Tags: awkward, jay cantor, Phallic Symbols, phallus, Psychoanalysis, writing

Freud vrs. Jung on Dreams

ruthgutteridge wrote 4 days ago: This is taken from the book “Memories, Dreams, Reflections” by C G Jung. According to Ju … more →

Tags: Dreams, Jung

Freud and then Heine: Spinoza Does not Deny God, but Always Humanity7 comments

kvond wrote 4 days ago: Freud and Spinoza on Kant’s Freedom A few days ago I listened to the paper by Michael Mack (No … more →

Tags: Philosophy, Spinoza, "Spinoza and Freud, autonomy, Caroline Williams, Freedom, Heine, kant, michael mack

Richard Webster - "Why Freud was Wrong" and other Freudian Musings on an interesting Website

kate harper wrote 5 days ago: RICHARD WEBSTER was born in 1950 and studied English literature at the University of East Anglia. He … more →

Tags: Books, Website

Matt Collishaw - Hysteria (Freud museum, London)

matteopollini wrote 5 days ago: Hysteric, photo courtesy of The Freud Museum In a show in which the idea of hysteria seems to entail … more →

Tags: Reviews, anna freud, charcot, collishaw, hysteria, Matt, museum, Review

More escapism

Yulle Yi wrote 5 days ago: I think the series that I’ve come to like the most out of all the supernatural junk so far is … more →

Tags: Reviews, Nonsense, Kate Daniels

When lobotomies cured the Romantic agony....

clarespark wrote 5 days ago: This blog begins with an eighteenth-century prescription for neoclassical “balance” and … more →

Tags: 1, Dr. Kik, Herman Melville, individuation, Jung, lobotomy, neoclassicism as balance, The Snake Pit, Theodor Lessing


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