

Taylor Adkins - Curious Case of Judge Schreber
Mar 9, 2021
Taylor Adkins, an expert on Sigmund Freud's The Schreber Case, joins for a discussion on the concepts of negative eating rules, biased thinking, and the violent nature of information. They explore the rich text of Judge Schreber's memoir and its connection to Freud's work, debate translations of 'The Order of Things', and delve into the delusions and treatment of Judge Schreber. The episode also explores the connections between hyper authoritarianism, masculine youth, and the denunciation of the father figure, as well as the concept of God, Lovecraft, and Schreiber's unique perspective. The podcast concludes with an exploration of the connections between 'Dune' and political power, Schreber's progeny, Freud's rationalism, and a discussion on Freudian sublimation.
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Introduction
00:00 • 2min
The Rich Text of Judge Schreber's Memoir
01:45 • 5min
Translation of 'The Order of Things', Freud's Reading, and Schreber's Doctor
06:55 • 4min
The Delusions and Treatment of Judge Schreber
10:34 • 27min
Connections between hyper authoritarianism, masculine youth, and the denunciation of the father figure
37:35 • 15min
God, Lovecraft, and Schreiber's Perspective
52:48 • 9min
Exploring the Connection Between Dune and Political Power
01:01:28 • 2min
Schreber's Progeny and Freud's Rationalism
01:03:11 • 12min
Understanding Freudian Sublimation
01:14:59 • 26min