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• What is consciousness? And do we really have it?

  
  Eternity in an Hour — Authority: 131
  Sigmund Freud~The French philosopher Descartes placed introspection, a form of consciousness, as an essential condition of his philosophical system. But what does consciousness actually mean? What are the conditions that need to be fulfilled in order to label someone as being in a conscious state?Perhaps the most ...
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• Why Myths Still Matter (Part Three): Therapy and the Labyrinth

  
  Blogs — Authority: 162
  For his sixth labor (see my previous posts ), Hercules was ordered to disperse a huge flock of extremely aggressive, large and territorial birds that had taken over a lake near the Greek town of Stymphalos. As with the cleaning of the Augean stables , this task took far more brains than brawn. Stumped at first, ...
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• When the President Has a Stroke

  
  Blogs — Authority: 162
  When the President Has a Stroke Shedding light on the psychological travails of Woodrow Wilson by W. Barksdale Maynard, Ph.D. Can we psychoanalyze the dead? That is what historians have tried to do with Woodrow Wilson, one of the most perplexing men ever to hold the U. S. presidency. At times Wilson could be ...
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• Freud’s Sexual Dreams

  
  Authspot — Authority: 542
  Dissatisfied people Still have dissatisfying dreams To that extent, Freud was correct Then sex was taboo Women couldn’t go to a billiards room Nor play golf Or any ball game Nor could women indulge In the luxury of eating Bananas in public Today the world Has turned around a century Women excel men In all kinds of ...
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• Culture Vulture: Reading Jung’s “Red Book,” Conclusion

  
  The Arts Fuse Blog — Authority: 126
  Whether you’re a Jungian or a Freudian, think Jung was a genius or charlatan, or even if you’re someone who’s never given much thought to psychotherapy, the exhibition on the “Red Book” at New York City’s Rubin Museum of Art is worth a visit. THE RED BOOK by C.G. Jung. Edited by Sonu Shamdasani. ...
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• Miscellany

  
  Quotidian Vicissitudes — Authority: 115
  1) The small weasel cat has taken to licking out my coffee cup on a regular basis … luckily she waits until I’m done with it.  However, she needs to be caffeinated exactly as much as she needs a hole in her precious head.  She is a very strange spotted person to have in the house. 2) The Amazon and I went to ...
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• Absolute Objectivism as the Defect of Subjective Critique

  
  Sub Specie Aeterni — Authority: 108
  In the chapter entitled “The Critique of the Subject” in the volume Who Comes After the Subject (edited by Cadava, Connor, and Nancy), Michel Henry embarks on a critical history of the philosophy of the subject. While he claims that the history of the critique of the subject has “numerous convergent ...
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• The Great Feast

  
  Blogs — Authority: 162
  Benjamin Franklin asserted that the turkey , not the eagle, should be our national symbol, calling the former a "much more respectable bird." Ill give you another reason to favor the turkey for this job: We eat it in our national feast. In order to explain this, I must relate some facts from long ago. Among the ...
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• Oedipus the King by Sophocles

  
  Fifty Books Project 2009 — Authority: 131
  The story of Oedipus is well-worn: Boy meets girl. Boy saves girls city from riddle-obsessed monster. Boy discovers that hes actually girls son, and that he killed his own dad years ago without knowing but its too late because theyve already boned. Its almost cliche. To be more specific, Oedipus is the king of ...
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• Den Xero (“I do not know”) by Charlie (CEL IV) November 18, 2009

  
  TIERRA LIMPIA by Charles Lincoln — Authority: 114
  French novelist Anatole France wrote: “An education isn’t how much you have committed to memory, or even how much you know. It’s being able to differentiate between what you do know and what you don’t.” What don’t you know? DEN XERO I choose to write on what I do not know, because that is the broadest ...
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• The Anthropology of Freud and Woytyla

  
  Socyberty — Authority: 552
  While Sigmund Freud was not really writing on the issue of anthropology, it may be posited as he bequeathed us with more or less a revised and yet novel anthropology.  Writing at the end of the 19th and into the 20th century, Freud inserted a new angle of understanding human beings, which used to consider men and ...
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• Contemporary Dream Theories Starting with Freud

  
  The Dream Studies Portal — Authority: 104
  I’ve been brewing this post series for a long time.  Many readers have asked me to review the influential theories of dream formation that are still at work today.   Unfortunately, in our Western culture, where dreaming has long been considered insignificant, advances have been slow due to a lack of funded ...
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• John Craxton obituary

  
  The Guardian - guardian.co.uk — Authority: 987
  A talented and well-connected artist with a passion for the Greek landscape In 1946 the painter John Craxton, who has died aged 87, had a show of haunted landscapes in Zurich. He sent a postcard home, saying that he might go on to Italy, but by the time it arrived he had landed in his eventual homeland of Greece. ...
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• Mad science: The uncanny leaps the species barrier.

  
  And Now the Screaming Starts — Authority: 125
  Seed magazine has a nice piece on neuroscience research aimed at transforming the century-old psychoanalytic concept of the uncanny into a data-supported and more strictly defined phenomenon. Disturbing experiences that feel both familiar and strange are instances of the “uncanny,” an intuitive concept, yet ...
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• John Craxton

  
  Family: News and advice on family matters children and parents — Authority: 972
  Artist who roomed with the young Lucian Freud and detested being labelled a NeoRomantic
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• Meditation XIV, Epistēmē, A Brief Introduction to Epistemology

  
  Eternity in an Hour — Authority: 131
  Sigmund Freud – The Science Museum, London~ When two people meet, they unconsciously affect one another in ways the mind cannot even begin to comprehend. The meeting may be brief and uneventful with nothing fruitful happening as a result of it. But the die is cast and the wheels of time have turned. The present [...]
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• German for Travelers : A Novel in 95 Lessons

  
  Feminist Review — Authority: 543
  By Norah Labiner Coffee House Press Norah Labiners third novel German for Travelers reads a lot more like poetry than prose. Each chapter, which is framed as a lesson, begins with a seemingly disconnected sentence translated into English from German, before jumping to a different time period, country, character, ...
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• Sometimes a Banana Vase Is Just A Banana Vase.

  
  Iwanttowearit. — Authority: 134
  These Jonathan Adler vases want your flower. Perfect decor for a Freudian Psychologists office? No? You must have at least one on your Holiday list.
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• Freud and then Heine: Spinoza Does not Deny God, but Always Humanity

  
  Frames /sing — Authority: 465
  Freud and Spinoza on Kant’s Freedom A few days ago I listened to the paper by  Michael Mack (Nottingham), “Spinoza and Freud, or how to be mindful of the mind”  from the Spinoza and Bodies conference (audio here ), and one quote really stood out, taken from Heine on Spinoza. Mack’s paper argues that ...
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• Where does Evil Reside?

  
  Blogs — Authority: 162
  Where does Evil Re side? By the close of WWI Freud could see The Other Side of the Lust-Principle. Hardly surprising, in retrospect. There had been a shock. Victorias Secret was Out. (Come Out, Come Out Wherever You are, and see the young lady that fell from a star.) It was the undieside. We have had a shock. An ...
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