Isn't the an Hegel Too, for the Same Reason?

Bhut: For freud, the fundamental problem is that we can't get out of this repetition. And for garida, nothing repeats at all,. Like iis a radical temporality of f our experience that we're using concepts to basically try to master ineffectively., he says. Bhut: In psychoanalysis, the problem is enjoyment ad and the end of enjoyment. That's why death is a problem. Whereas for heydegerderida phenomenology, it's all about temporality. So i thinkthat it seems to me like there's just too fundamentally desperate ways of approaching things, right?bhut: I would put it this way,  for psycho