Sigmund Freud
Preoccupations: Painting Ponds or Hiding Sea Monsters?
In The Crown’s retelling of British history, we find Winston Churchill having his portrait painted […]
On Acting Like A Child: The Valuable Lesson of Regression
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=et4Qvj-PIIc In his Introductory Lectures to psychoanalysis, Sigmund Freud used a very simple analogy to […]
Architects, Madmen and Ernest Becker’s The Denial of Deat …
The real motive for every person is to be significant enough to never die.
(Re)Viewing The Century of the Self
“The Century of the Self” is a fascinating and frightening account of changes in human […]
Another Week Ends: Silent Treatment, 1st-World Problems, Rectify & …
1. Under the auspices of “How and Why to Ban the Silent Treatment from Your […]
Christian Battle Lines and the Narcissism of Small Differences
I became a Christian during summer camp at age eleven, and few experiences since then […]
Looking Inward, East of Eden: The Old Story of Unspectacula …
Yet another profound look into a chronicled book-for-the-ages from Lynn MacDougall. This is part one […]
All Aboard the Murder Train: Sigmund Freud Visits The Cabin in …
Another wonderful one from new contributor Charlotte Getz: If you haven’t seen Joss Whedon’s Cabin […]
Walker Percy on Naming Sparrows and Self
This comes from the scientist-novelist’s essay, “Naming and Being,” in which he talks about symbols […]
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