The Jordan B. Peterson Podcast 147. Carl Rogers (Humanism & Phenomenology)
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Dec 13, 2020 Explore the profound insights of Dr. Carl Rogers on authentic relationships and personal growth. Discover how our perceptions and social contexts shape our mental health in unexpected ways. Delve into the integration of emotions with rational thinking, highlighting the power of assertiveness. Learn about the vital role of genuine listening and communication in fostering empathy and understanding. This discussion not only emphasizes personal responsibility, but also showcases effective strategies for behavioral psychotherapy and mental well-being.
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Shifting Perspectives on Personality
- Jordan Peterson transitions from psychoanalysis to humanistic psychology, exploring different philosophical assumptions about personality.
- He introduces phenomenology, contrasting it with the traditional subject-object view of the world.
The Problem of Subjectivity
- A potential problem with the scientific worldview's focus on objectivity is its removal of subjectivity.
- This can lead to feelings of isolation and nihilism, as individuals become disconnected from objective reality.
Heidegger's Alternative Axioms
- Heidegger proposed an alternative set of axioms, suggesting that reality encompasses everything we experience.
- This perspective treats subjective experiences like pain, anxiety, beauty, and color as fundamental realities.