Jonathan Lear: Freud @DavoodGozli
Jonathan Lear: Freud  @DavoodGozli
Uploaded January 2025 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
Discussing and reading passages from the book, Freud, by Jonathan Lear and published by Routledge (2005/2015). The book offers an overview of the enduring philosophical significance of Sigmund Freud, covering the various aspect of Freud's thought: the unconscious, dreams, transference, the structure of the psyche, the principles of psychic functioning, morality, and religion.

Jonathan Lear places special emphasis on the developmental process of emotions and the ways in which emotional development might get interrupted or inhibited. He also argues that psychoanalysis plays a unique role in redefining the role of human reason as the interface between the rational and the non-rational parts of the human soul.

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- The History of the Psychoanalytic Movement youtu.be/cbhyNSnob7I
- Beyond the Pleasure Principle youtu.be/nyXTs2ONfm4
- The Ego & the Id youtu.be/Bt0EtJ11kv0

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