

The Wolf Man: Case History
Jun 12, 2021
This podcast discusses Freud's case history of the Wolf Man, exploring topics such as castration, Oedipus, and libidinal economy. They also touch on childhood memories, screen memories, and the Wolf Man's family background. Other interesting topics include marking territory, respiratory drive, the tragic life of the sister, rejection and symbolic elements, the different approaches of Deleuze and Lacan, and Freud's discontent with linguistics and Adler.
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Introduction
00:00 • 2min
The Wolfman's Case: Symptoms, Phobias, and Freud's Intervention
02:02 • 3min
Childhood Memories and Screen Memories
05:28 • 11min
Family Background and Parental Illnesses
16:04 • 16min
Marking Territory as an Alpha Move
32:33 • 20min
Respiratory Drive and Detours in Freud's Work
52:26 • 22min
The Life and Tragedy of the Sister
01:14:44 • 11min
Rejection and Symbolic Elements
01:26:12 • 25min
Deleuze and Lacan: Different Approaches and Influences
01:50:50 • 5min
Freud's Discontent with Linguistics, Adler, and Victorian Views on Sexuality
01:55:43 • 4min