

Instincts, Repression & Negation
May 23, 2021
The podcast delves into Freud's theories on instincts, repression, and negation. It explores topics such as ambivalence, love, and hate in transference, active and passive aims, and the challenge of understanding philosophers like Kant, Derrida, and Lacan. The hosts also discuss female sexuality, the interplay between subjective and objective experience, and the influence of Freud and Schopenhauer in philosophy.
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Introduction
00:00 • 2min
Freudian Theory: A Broad Overview
01:45 • 17min
Instincts and Drives
19:07 • 27min
Exploring the Concept of Instinct and its Relation to a Character in Dune
45:42 • 2min
Exploring Ambivalence, Love, and Hate in Transference
48:05 • 3min
Active and Passive Aims
50:57 • 22min
The Challenge of Understanding Philosophers
01:13:13 • 3min
Exploring Female Sexuality and Freud's Theories
01:16:33 • 24min
The Complex Interplay Between Subjective and Objective Experience
01:40:58 • 13min
Influence of Freud and Schopenhauer in Philosophy
01:53:35 • 3min