Stones of Erasmus — for Teachers, Writers, & Philosophy Sprinkles Makers!

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Showing posts with label freud. Show all posts

Showing posts with label freud. Show all posts

1.12.23

Analysis: Freud, Derrida and the Magic Slate

Do you remember playing with a magic slate as a child? Learn how Sigmund Freud uses this device to talk about the unconscious mind. A Finn...

27.4.13

Repost from the Brooklyn Institute for Social Research - "Dreams and Hysteria: An Introduction to Freud"

26.5.12

Musing: The Red Wine Freud Da Game

image credit: arpla Tuesday night I cut my foot. Usually, when I drink with my roommates I keep the glassware downstairs and the conver...

2.1.12

What Happens When I Read Novels (Inspired by Reading and Proust and Freud)

When I read novels I do not see images when I read. I may see an image emerge in my mind’s eye after the reading has been done, but duri...

28.6.11

The Function of the Other in Lacan

In this post, learn about Lacan's analysis of Edgar Allen Poe's short story "The Purloined Letter". Jacques Lacan, Fre...

26.12.10

Derrida's Definition of Western Philosophy

Derrida writes in "La Différance," in Ma rgins of Philosophy, "For the middle voice, a certain nontransitivity, may be...

31.10.10

Hedwig and the Angry Inch and Plato's Theory of Bisexuality

Read about how the song "Origin of Love" from the musical movie Hedwig and the Angry Inch is a primer on Plato's theory of bis...

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