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Charlotte Brontë (1816–1855). Imge: Probably George Richmond (1809–1896) . Public Domain via Wikimedia Commons.
Category: Psychoanalysis
Massive Study of 24,000 Dreams Suggests They Really Are Continuations of Reality
An Introduction to Psychoanalysis with Mark Solms
THREE PRACTICAL VIDEO LECTURES BY MARK SOLMS
For $33 – the price of a meal at your favourite restaurant (still awkward) – watch this PRACTICAL introduction to psychoanalysis from Mark Solms’ study. Three superb one-hour videos pre-recorded during the hight of lockdown, via Zoom. In these short lectures, Professor Mark Solms not only teaches psychoanalysis, he also delivers a down-to-earth, simple, and contemporary revision of the discipline, as it is practised by many psychoanalysts, including him, today.
LECTURE 1: Drive Theory
What are the real driving forces behind emotional life? Freud thought there were two drives, but there are many more … Continue reading An Introduction to Psychoanalysis with Mark Solms
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Psychoanalysis 101: Poems
by Lee Jenkins
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Michael Eigen: “These poems are fun and touching, beautiful, helpful and enlightening–not to be missed.”
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by Lee Jenkins