Speaking of Jung: Interviews with Jungian Analysts

Episode 99: Michael Escamilla

Dec 15, 2021

01:40:00

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The Ego Is Overwhelmed

04:08

Neuro Science and Yung's Theories

04:50

What's Going on in the Brain When Complexes Are Generated?

05:22

Introduction

3min

Through the Magic of Doctor Escamia

6min

Genetics and Scitsophrenia

2min

Young's Early Career Work as a Psychiatrist

5min

Psychiatry - A Brief History

6min

Psychiatry - Young and the Scitzophreniasa

3min

The Psychology of Dimentia Precox

3min

Young's Red Book, the Influence of the Psychoses

3min

The Symbols of Transformation

4min

10.

Young's Real Mentor, and Not Freud's

2min

11.

The Unconscious, a Psychologist's Perspective

4min

12.

Neuro Science and Yung's Theories

5min

13.

The Unconscious

3min

14.

The Freudian Approach to the Unconscious

4min

15.

Psychiatry

4min

16.

What's Going on in the Brain When Complexes Are Generated?

5min

17.

Psychiatry - Is There a Complex Indicator?

2min

18.

Sciz Prenia and Bipolar Disorders

4min

19.

Is There a Risk of Skitzoprenia?

3min

20.

Using Genetic Information to Treat Scizophrenia

3min

21.

The Ego Is Overwhelmed

4min

22.

Is There a Relationship Between Introversion and Scitsophrenia?

3min

23.

Adler's Theory of Personality

4min

24.

The Houston Interviews - Ind Young

3min

25.

The Macmillan Scholar

4min

26.

Doctor Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band

4min

27.

Speaking of Young Podcast

2min

Jungian analyst, psychiatrist, and geneticist Dr. Michael Escamilla joins us from the University of Texas to discuss his book, 'Bleuler, Jung, & the Creation of the Schizophrenias,' his essay, 'Neuroscience & Jung,' and his genetics research

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