Psychology
for Lawyers
jordan peterson lectures on freud & psychoanalysis
Preface
"Psychoanalysis . . . is a psychology of the
unconscious mind. This implies no exclusion or disparagement of consciousness,
but is simply a natural consequence of the assumption that much of
the most important mental life is unconscious. Of the total mind so
conceived, only a thin upper layer, figuratively speaking, rises into
the light of consciousness, while the main substance and mass lies
quite beyond the reach of self-awareness or ordinary introspection.
To understand the human mind by the study of consciousness alone resembles
an attempt to learn the structure and content of the ocean depths
by examination of the surface waters."
--Martin W. Peck, The Meaning of Psychoanalysis
(New York: Sun Dial Press, 1931)
Psychoanalysis and Psychoanalytic Theory
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A Traditional Perspective
"Every neurosis is due to a conflict between repressed
instinctual demands--which always include early infantile sexual demands--and
the repressing forces of the ego. The unresolved conflict expresses
itself in the neurotic symptom or neurotic character trait. The technical
requirement for the solution of the conflict . . . is the 'resolution
of the repression,' in other words, the making conscious of the unconscious
conflict. Since, however, certain psychic forces act like a rigorous
censor with regard to the patient's own thoughts and wishes and thus
keep them from becoming conscious, it is necessary to eliminate the
selecting of material which is necessary in ordinary thinking and
to let the thoughts wander freely, without critical selection. Among
the material then coming up, one finds more and more repressed, unconscious
and infantile elements which, with the aid of the analyst, have to
be translated into the language of the conscious. The so-called 'fundamental
rule,' the rule of 'free association' with the elimination of critical
selection of material, is the indispensable prerequisite of analytic
technique. It is aided by the force of the unconscious drives which
urge to consciousness and to action; it is hampered, on the other
hand, by an also unconscious force, the defense of the ego, which
makes it difficult or impossible for the patient to follow the fundamental
rule. This force makes itself felt as a 'resistance' against the dissolution
of the repression. This theoretical insight determines another practical
rule: the rule that the making conscious of the unconscious has to
take place not directly, but by the elimination of the resistances.
That is, the patient must first find out that he defends himself,
then by what means, and, finally, against what. This work of making
things conscious is called 'interpretation.' It consists either in
the disclosure of disguised expressions of the unconscious or in the
re-establishment of connections which had been lost by repressions.
The repressed wishes and fears of the patient seek constantly for
discharge, that is, they tend to become attached to real persons and
situations. The most important reason for this is the lack of libidinous
gratification in the patient; thus, he attaches his unconscious demands
and fears also to the analyst and the analytic situation. This results
in the 'transference,' that is, the establishment of relationships
of love, hatred or anxiety with the analyst. These attitudes toward
the analyst are nothing but repetitions of earlier, chiefly infantile
attitudes toward people in the early environment which had been of
importance and which had become unconscious. These transferences must
be treated as such, that is, they must be 'resolved' by discovering
their meaning . . . . [S]ince these conflicts become reactivated in
the transference, the analysis of the transference, together with
the resolution of the resistances, forms the most important aspect
of the analytic work."
--Wilhelm Reich, Character-Analysis 3-5 (New
York: Farrar, Straus & Giroux/Noonday Press, 3rd ed., 1949)
(Theodore P. Wolfe trans.)
[Wilhelm Reich, in his first reference to psychoanalysis in Character-Analysis,
refers to psychoanalytic theory as a "theory of the neuroses."
Id. at 3. We might note that most
contemporary psychoanalysts no longer subscribe to idea that neurosis
of the kind treated in psychoanalysis can be defined as a "conflict
between repressed instinctual demands--which always include early
infantile sexual demands--and the repressing forces of the ego."
Id.]
Reading
Melissa L. Nelken, Negotiation and Psychoanalysis: If
I'd Wanted to Learn about Feelings, I Wouldn't Have Gone to Law School,
46 J. Legal Educ. 420 (1996)
"Introducing the Psychodynamic Approach,"
in Michael Jacobs, Psychodynamic Counseling in Action 1-3,
6-25 (Los Angeles: Sage, 4th ed., 2010) [online
text]
"The Principles of Psychoanalytic Therapy,"
in Franz Alexander, Fundamentals of Psychoanalysis 272-302
(New York: W.W. Norton & Co., 1963)
Class Videos
Introduction: Sigmund
Freud by Michael Lacewing
[39:15 mins.] [begin class presentation at 4:47 mins., end at 8:26
mins.] [Michael Lacewing's presentation is a video in the St. Johns
Nottingham series of presentations on philosophy and theology in their
Video Timeline Project] [for a longer presentation, end 29:55 mins.]
Class Viewing: 2017
Personality 09: Freud and the Dynamic Unconscious
[48:21 mins.] [2017 course lecture in Jordan Peterson's
course, Personality and Its Transformation] [skip from 9:40 mins.
to 15:12 mins.] [approx. viewing time, 43 mins.]
[autonomous
personalities that inhabit the psyche, at 3:14 mins., end at 7:47
mins.] [on studying and how we get distracted, 20:15 mins., ends at
21:36 mins.] [on dreams, at 22:53 mins., end at 23:30 mins.] [on repression
(Freud's conception questioned), at 31:43 mins., end at 33:12 mins.]
[on id, ego, and superego, at 23:32 mins., end at 28:34 mins.][on
complexes, at 33:14 mins., end at 34:47 mins.] [defense mechanisms,
at 35:44 mins., end at 40:59 mins.]
Introduction
to Psychology: Freud
[56:30 mins.] [Paul Bloom, Yale University] [2008] [begin presentation
at 6:58 mins.; end at 13:45 mins.] [at 13:45 mins., Bloom begins presentation
of Freud's theory of psychosexual development, if this part of the
presentation is used, end class presentation at 20:48 mins.] [concentration
on the unconscious and unconscious motivation; id, ego, superego introduced
at 10:22 mins.] [on ego defense mechanisms, see 20:48 mins. to 25:40
mins.] [for a longer showing of the video end at 28:40 mins.] [at
32:52 mins. Bloom discusses the contemporary critique of Freudian
theory]
Psychoanalytic
Theories
[53:43 mins.] [audio with slides] [Diane
Gehart] [end class presentation at 30:52 mins.]
Freud
in the 21st Century: Psychoanalysis and/or Psychology
[1:26:11 mins.] [lecture begins at 3:50 mins.] [Timothy L. Hulsey,
Virginia Commonwealth University psychology professor] [looking at
psychoanalysis and psychoanalytic theory from an academic perspective;
commentary changes direction at 16:20 mins., begins to focus on Freud's
biography] [if you skip the biography section of the lecture, resume
the lecture at 26:28 mins., end at 31:02 mins.] [total viewing: 18
mins.]
Chris Dula Lectures: Freud & Psychoanalysis
Psychoanalysis
& Psychoanalytic Treatment
[15:50 mins.] [Chris Dula's class lectures, East Tennessee State University]
[end presentation at 2:22 mins.] [If presentation continues, skip
Dula's rant on dreams at 5:28 mins. to 7:14 mins.] [In the Dula lecture
there are references to: the unconscious | id, ego, superego | Freud's
"energy model" | repression; comments on transference &
countertransference begins at 7:14 mins.; Dula goes on to comment
on resistance, defense mechanisms, insight (and insight therapies)]
On
Freud's Psychoanalytic Theory
[14:05 mins.] [begin at 5:18 mins.; end at 10:26 mins.]
On
Freud's Psychoanalytic Theory: Ego, Super Ego, Ego Ideal, Neurosis,
Anxiety
[14:15 mins.] [end at 11:20 mins.]
Personality:
Freudian Psychoanalysis
[14:05 mins.] Pt
2 [14:15 mins.] Pt3
[13:08 mins.] [ego
defense mechanisms: repression, regression, displacement, reaction
formation] Pt4
[5:47 mins.] [Ego Defense Mechanisms: sublimation,
projection, rationalization, denial] Pt5
[11:00 mins.] [psychosexual stages of development:
oral and anal] Pt6
[10:39 mins.] [psychosexual stages of development: phallic, latency,
genital]
Additional Brief Introductions to Freud's Theories
Freud
and the Psychoanalysis
[15:15 mins.]
Psychoanalytic
Theory
[7:41 mins.]
Freud's
Contribution to Psychology
[3:01 mins.]
Introductory
Lectures on Psychoanalysis
[44:48 mins.] [Jon Mills, Adler Graduate Professional
School, Toronto] [Recommends his audience read Freud's New Introductory
Lectures on Psychoanalysis, based on lectures given by Freud]
Pt2
[35:15 mins.]
100
Years of Psychoanalysis in America
[11:00 mins.]
Freud
and the Psychoanalysis
[15:15 mins.]
Theories
of Counseling: Psychoanalytic Therapy
[28:23 mins.] [audio]
Introduction
to Freud: Topographic and Structural Models
[15:27 mins.] [audio with slides]
Psychoanalytic Theory & Analysis
Psychoanalysis:
An Introduction
[7:03 mins.] [psychoanalysts talk about psychoanalysis]
What
is Psychoanalysis?
[3:23 mins.] [animation]
Chicago
Institute for Psychoanalysis
[5:48 mins.] [brief statements by psychoanalysts, begins at 0:54 mins.,
ends at 1:46 mins.]
Who
Can Benefit from Analysis?
[6:59 mins.] [Toronto Psychoanalytic Institute]
Psychoanalysis
[46:39 mins.] [Eric Landrum]
The
History of Psychoanalysis | Lecture 1: Psychoanalysis as a Treatment
for Mental Disorders
[1:44:44 mins.] [Aleksandar Dimitrijevic recorded
at Stillpoint Spaces in Berlin, 2016] Lecture
2: Psychoanalysis as a Science [1:36:37 mins.]
Lecture 3: Psychoanalysis
as a Personality Theory [2:05:07 mins.]
Lecture 4: Psychoanalysis
as a Developmental Theory [1:45:05 mins.]
Lecture
5: Psychoanalysis as an Applied Discipline [1:42:53
mins.] Lecture
6: Psychoanalysis as a Profession [1:49:40
mins.]
Psychoanalysis:
The Beginnings–History of Modern Psychology
[31:33 mins.] Psychoanalysis:
After the Founding [28:17 mins.]
Interview
with Peter Fonagy
[16:11 mins.] [class presentation begins at 6:24 mins.]
Socialization
and Personality Development
[35:55 mins.] [Kevin Riggs] [audio] [commentary
on the id, ego, and superego]
History
of Psychoanalysis
[24:36 mins.]
100
Years of Psychoanalysis in America
[11:00 mins.] [American Psychoanalytic Association]
[commentary on the early history of psychoanalysis]
Freud
and Beyond: Introduction to Freud
[1:41:39 mins.] [Don Craveth, Toronto Psychoanalytic
Society] Freud
and Religion [56:02 mins.] Ferenczi
[1:04:24 mins.] Ferenczi
Superego Klein Kernberg Projective Identification [1:58:51
mins.] Death
Instinct, Bion, Winnicott [2:19:15 mins.]
Suttie,
Bowlby, Erikson [1:53:56 mins.] Fromm,
Sullivan, Sartre [2:15:41 mins.] Narcissismm,
Lacan, Aichhorn, Kohut, Spotnitz, Kernberg [2:02:54
mins.]
Woody
Allen on Psychoanalysis
[6:42 mins.] [interview by Dick Cavett]
Frasier
& Lilith Argue about Freud
[2:34 mins.]
British
Psychoanalysis Yesterday and Today
[15:48 mins.] [Freud; an historical perspective]
Psychoanalysis
Today
[37:33 mins.] [Chicago Institute of Psychoanalysis
lecture, "The Unconscious Today" by Charles Jaffe, December,
2015 ] Pt2
[37:31 mins.] Pt3
[5:26 mins.]
Putting
Psychoanalysis into Practice
[4:17 mins.]
Can
Psychoanalysis Liberate the Soul?
[30:18 mins.] [Jane Goldberg: relates psychoanalysis
to psychotherapy; talks about psyche and soul; commenting on the tradition
of psychoanalysts being physicians]
Modern
Psychoanalysis
[25:17 mins.] [Mark Sell]
Shame, Unknowing
and the Between
[22:24 mins.] [David Henderson]
Psychoanalysis
and the Possibility of Meaning
[38:06 mins.] [Gerald Gargiulo reading a chapter
from his book, Psyche, Self, and Soul]
Psychoanalysis
vs Therapy: On Two Contrasting Discursivities
[2:11:46 mins.] [Benjamin Mayer-Foulkes] [2012]
Freudian Analysts
Psychoanalysis:
An Introduction
[7:03 mins.] [psychoanalysts talk about psychoanalysis]
What
Is Psychoanalysis?
[12:14 mins.] [Susan K. Moore, Toronto Psychoanalytic Society interviews
Donald L. Craveth] [end presentation at 8:14 mins.]
On
Becoming a Psychoanalyst and the Nature of Psychoanalysis
[4:03 mins.]
Training
to be a Psychoanalyst
[14:44 mins.] [discussion of psychoanalytic training
at the Institute of Psychoanalysis, London]
The
Legacies of Theodor Reik
[53:44 mins.]
Pt2 [1:03:32 mins.] Pt3
[39:30 mins.] Pt4
[20:53 mins.]
Erich
Fromm
[29:35 mins.] [Mike Wallace Interview]
A
Psychoanalyst Talking with Students
[14:44 mins.] [Betty Joseph, 2007] [commenting
on the place of imagination in psychoanalysis; flexibility to "move"
in one's thinking; looking at the analytical situation "when
you get stuck or bored"] [excerpt from a documentary film, "Encounters
Through Generations"]
Meeting
Anne Marie Sandler
[4:01 mins.] [excerpt from a documentary film,
"Encounters Through Generations"]
Putting
Psychoanalysis into Practice
[4:17 mins.] [Jessica Benjamin]
Anouchka
Grose in conversation with Ajay Khandelwal
[47:35 mins.] [begin presentation at 6:46 mins.]
Encounters
through Generations
[10:56 mins.]
Resuscitating
Freud's First Paradigm of Psychoanalysis
[1:28:02 mins.] [Robert J. Langs, a psychoanalyst,
talking about his life]
Gerald Gargiulo
Becoming
a Psychotherapist: Autobiography
[21:34 mins.] [Gerald Gargiulo talks about his life]
Reading
a Chapter from His Book Psyche, Self and Soul
[38:05 mins.]
Psychoanalytic Training Programs
American Psychoanalytic Association approved training
programs:
Boston Psychoanalytic Society and Institute
Chicago Psychoanalytic Institute
Cincinnati Psychoanalytic Society and Institute
Columbia University Psychoanalytic Training and Research
Center
New Center for Psychoanalysis Los Angeles
New York Psychoanalytic Society and Institute
Seattle Psychoanalytic Society and Institute
St. Louis Psychoanalytic Institute
The Research Center of the New York Psychoanalytic Society
Institute Western New England Institute for Psychoanalysis
Freud Documentaries
Sigmund
Freud's Interpretation of Dreams
[14:59 mins.] Pt2
[12: 53 mins.] Pt3
[14:35 mins.] Pt4
[6:55 mins.]
The
Father of Psychoanalysis
[56:59 mins.] [NOVA]
The
Biography of Sigmund Freud
[19:00] [alt. posting] Pt1
[2:18 mins.] ["the look within"] Pt2
[9:56 mins.] Pt3
[9:52 mins.] Pt4
[5:43 mins.] Pt5
[4:41 mins.]
Sigmund
Freud Documentary
[21:49 mins.]
The
Case of Sigmund Freud
[9:48 mins.] [audio;
BBC] Pt2
[7:01 mins.] Pt3
[10:51 mins.]
Freud
Home Movies
[23:51 mins.]
Sigmund
Freud: The Last Decade
[2:02 mins.] [narrated by Anna Freud]
Anna
Freud
[55:01 mins.]
Freud on Psychoanalysis
A
General Introduction to Psychoanalysis
[8:51:26 mins.] [a reading from Freud's book]
[Freud's presentation of "the psychoanalytic conception of neurotic
manifestation" begins at 7:56 mins.] [informative presentation
of a case of obsessional jealousy can end at 27:54 mins.]
Freud's Books
A General Introduction
to Psychoanalysis
The
Origin and Development of Psychoanalysis
The
Interpretation of Dreams
A
General Introduction to Psychoanalysis
[8:29:13 mins.] Pt2
[9:23:09 mins.]
Psychopathology
of Everyday Life
[7:15:28 mins.] [audiobook]
Sigmund
Freud's Interpretation of Dreams
[15:00 mins.] Pt2
[12:53 mins.] Pt3
[14:35 mins.] Pt4
[6:55 mins.]
Dream
Psychology
[6:05:27 mins.] [audio book] [the introduction
runs for the first 13:32 mins. of the audio] Ch.1
[33:59 mins.] Ch.2
[44:04 mins.] Ch.3
[33:10 mins.]
The
Future of an Illusion
[1:56:11 mins.]
Totem
and Taboo
[50:45 mins.] Pt2
[2:15:21 mins.] Pt3
[56:54 mins.] Pt4
[2:21:20 mins.]
Psychoanalytic Theory: Basic Concepts
Psychotherapy–Sigmund
Freud
[7:19 mins.] [School of Life]
Introduction
to Freud's Personality Theory
[6:11 mins.]
Freud
and Psychoanalysis
[15:16 mins.] [audio] [introductory comments on Freud and his ideas]
Freud's
Psychoanalytic Theory on Instincts: Motivation, Personality and Development
[5:14 mins.]
Lectures on Psychoanalytic Theory
An
Introductory Lecture on Psychoanalysis
[46:39 mins.] [audio] [Eric Landrum, Department
of Psychology, Boise State University]
Freud's
Theory of Human Nature
[44:34 mins.]
Psychosexual Stages of Development
Freud's
Psychosexual Development
[12:19 mins.]
Freud's
Psychosexual Stages
[4:10 mins.]
Freud
Psychosexual Stages of Development
[9:36 mins.]
Dreams
Sigmund
Freud's Interpretation of Dreams
[14:59 mins.] Pt2
[14:45 mins.] Pt3
[14:43 mins.] Pt4
[6:55 mins.]
Freudian
Dream Theory
[11:46 mins.] [audio with slides]
Freud's
Interpretation of Dreams
[3:06 mins.]
Unconscious
Freud
on the Unconscious
Freudian
Theory and Consciousness: A Conceptual Analysis
Id, Ego, Superego
Freud
and Psychoanalysis
[15:15 mins.] [audio with visual slides] [commentary
on Freud's structural model--id, ego, superego--begins at 7:26 mins.,
ends at 10:20 mins.]
Introduction
to the Id, the Superego and the Ego
[4:47 mins.]
Freud's
Theory of Human Nature
[44:34 mins.] [commentary on Freud's structural
model of the mind (id, ego, superego) begins at 5:06 mins. and ends
at 18:34 mins.]
Introduction
to Freud: Topographic & Structural Models
[15:27 mins.]
Freud:
Id, Ego, Superego
[7:23 mins.]
Id,
Ego, Superego
[3:08 mins.] [animation]
Freud's Explanation
Id,
Ego, and Superego in Psychoanalytic Theory
[Wikipedia]
The
Structure of the Unconscious
Repression
Sexual
Transference and Countertransference in Psychodynamic Therapy
[14:50 mins.]
Freud
on Repression
Freud
on Repression
Repression:
Anxiety Filter for the Ego
[an introductory comment]
Critical
Concepts: Psychological Repression
[critical concepts in literary analysis]
Freudian
Repression, the Common View, and Pathological Science
[Review of General Psychology, 2006]
Does
Repression Exist? Memory, Pathogenic, Unconscious and Clinical Evidence
[Review of General Psychology, 2008]
Transference
Freud
on Transference
Psychology
for Lawyers: Course Resources (Transference and Countertransference)
Resistance
Freud
on Resistance
Psychological
Resistance
[Wikipedia]
Defense Mechanisms
Psychology
for Lawyers: Course Resources
Freud
on Sublimation
[5:18 mins.]
Psychoanalysis: Current Perspectives
Interview
with Steven Grosz
[12:18 mins.][author of The Examined Mind:
How We Lose and Find Ourselves (New York: W.W. Norton, 2014)]
Psychoanalysis
in the United States
[1 hr. 32 mins.] [roundtable
discussion; participants are Jay Greenberg, William Grossman, Peter
Loewenberg, Robert Michels, Edward Nersessian, and Jerome Winer]
Is Freud Dead:
The Relevance of Freud's Theories in Today's World
[1:48:54 mins.]
Modern Psychoanalysis: Its Place
in Psychoanalytic History
[1:20:59 mins.] [Sara Sheftel]
The
Origins of Freud's Imagination
[1:46:34 mins.]
The
Place of Agency & Norms in Psychoanalysis
[1:56:28 mins.]
Psychotherapy
for the People: Freud amd Ferenczi
[1:41:58 mins.]
What
Kind of Science is Psychoanalysis?
[1:57:32 mins.] [panel presentations by Robert
Galatzer-Levy, Irwin Z. Hoffman, Fred M. Levinm and Frank Summers] [Robert
Galatzer-Levy's presentation begins at 5:00 mins. and ends at 20:58
mins.] [Irwin Z. Hoffman is introduced at 21:00 mins.] [Fred Levin is
introduced at 44:18 mins.]
A
Case for Psychoanalysis: Exploring the Scientific Evidence
[43:57 mins.]
Psychoanalysis
in Digital Culture
[1:24:52 mins.] [Sherry Turkle]
Psychoanalysis
and Therapy: Contrasting Discursivities
[2:11:46 mins.]
Psychoanalysis
in the Ashes of History
[59:46 mins.] [Lecture by Cathy Caruth (Professor
of Comparative Literature and English, Emory University)]
2015
Freud Memorial Lecture, University of Essex
[1:02:31 mins.] [University of Essex] [Alessandra
Lemma] ["mind and body are inseparable"]
2012
Annual Freud Memorial Lecture
[1:15:06 mins.] [University of Essex] [Jan Abram
on "Winnicott's last word on the death instinct"]
50
Years of Contemporary Psychoanalysis: Confluence and Influence
[14:17 mins.]
Stefano
Bolognini: The Humanizing Function of Contemporary Pschoanalytic Empathy
[47:18 mins.] Questions
& Answers [33:02 mins.]
Philosophy,
Psychoanalysis, and the Question of Evil
[52:16 mins.] [Jon Mills]
Freud's
Three Main Contributions
[49:17 mins.] [Don Carveth]
A Short Course on Freud's Psychoanalysis
About
Psychoanalysis
[American Psychoanalytic Association]
Sigmund
Freud: Personality Theories
C. George Boeree]
On
the Unconscious
[Dino Felluga, Modules on Freud: On the Unconscious, Introductory
Guide to Critical Theory, Purdue University]
On
Neurosis
[Dino Felluga]
Freud
on Resistance and Repression
[Sigmund Freud, Introductory Lectures on
Psychoanalysis]
Psychoanalytic Theory & Psychoanalysis|Misc.
BBC
Masterpieces of Vienna: Freud's Couch
[29:10 mins.]
Psychoanalysis
on the Far Side of the 20th Century
[2:00:20 mins.]
Freud
and Oedipus
[2:01 mins.]
What
is Psychoanalysis? The Oedipus Complex
[10:44 mins.]
Freud
and Jung on Dreams
[25:10 mins.] [Britt-Marie Schiller on Freud;
Rose Holt on Jung] [Schiller is Dean and Faculty Member, St. Louis
Psychoanalytic Institute] [Holt is a Jungian analyst in private practice
in St. Louis and Chicago and active in the C.G. Jung Institute of
Chicago Analyst Training Program] [Schiller's presentation on Freud
ends at 12:50 mins.]
Psychoanalysis
of Chronic Depression
[58:10 mins.]
The
Maternal in Contemporary Psychoanalysis and Feminist Thought
[20:31 mins.]
Jan
Abram on "Winnicott's Last Word on the Death Instinct"
[1:15:06 mins.]
Psychoanalysis
And The New Shamanism: Jung and Freud
[5:47 mins.]
The
Evil Genius of Psychoanalysis
[2:31:05 mins.] [a lecture by Arnold Wm. Rachman
at the Library of Congress on the mutual analysis between Dr. Sándor
Ferenczi and Elizabeth Severn, which took place from 1925 to 1933;
considered one of the most controversial episodes in psychoanalytic
history]
The
Question of God: C.S. Lewis and Sigmund Freud
[59:45 mins.] [Armand Nicholi, Clinical Professor
of Psychiatry at Harvard Medical School, gives an address]
Beyond
Instinct and Intellect: Modern Psychoanalysis
[1:45:16 mins.] [Donna Orange, author of Emotional
Understanding and Thinking for Clinicians, and George
Hagman, author of Aesthetic Experience: Beauty, Creativity,
debate the future of psychoanalysis.] [Donna Orange presentation begins
at 6:41 mins.][Introduction of George Hagman begins at 1:08:20 mins.;
Hagman presentation begins at 1:10:00 mins.]
Resuscitating
Freud's First Paradigm of Psychoanalysis
[1:28:02 mins.] [Robert J. Langs, a psychiatrist
and psychoanalyst]
On
Life, Psychoanalysis and Spirituality
[51:59 mins.] [an interview of Nancy McWilliams]
Talks
to New Therapist [16:07 mins.] Master
Clinicians and Theologians in Dialogue: Nancy McWilliams [45:11
mins.]
Toward
a Spiritual Point of View in Psychoanalysis
[1:19:55 mins.] [audio] [a lecture by John Mack,
Harvard]
Chicago
Institute for Psychoanalysis
[5:48 mins.]
Reference (Psychoanalytic Theory & Film)
Film
and Psychoanalysis
[12:14 mins.]
Secrets
of a Soul: A History of Psychoanalysis and Cinema
[1:15:00 mins.] [panel discussion]
Using
Films in Psychoanalysis
[9:10 mins.]
Reference (Psychoanalytic Theory & Literature)
Literature
and Psychoanalysis: Reciprocal Insights
[1:50:01 mins.]
Psychoanalysis,
Narrative, and Freud
[9:26 mins.]
Reference (Relational Psychoanalysis)
The
Analytic and the Relational: Inquiring into Psychotherapy Practice
[1:01:16 mins.] [Farhad Dalal] [2016] [an account
of his divergence from traditional psychoanalytic practices]
Integral
Psychology & Relational Psychoanalysis
[12:29 mins.]
Relational
Psychoanalysis in the USA and Britain
[1:38 mins.] [Andrew Samuels]
A
Critique of the Postmodern Turn in Relational Psychonalysis
[39:57 mins.] [Jon Mills]
Reference (Race)
Black
Psychoanalysts Speak
[11:11 mins.]
Reference (Freud & Jewish Studies)
Who
Was Sigmund Freud? Jewish Biography as History
[42:35 mins.]
Freud,
Moses and the Holocaust
[1:32:41 mins.] [2014] [Sander Gilman]
The Jewish Body
Image and Psychoanalysis
[1:21:07 mins.] [2016] [Sander Gilman]
Eran
Rolnik Tnterviewed by Stephen Frosh on Psychoanalysis and Zionism
[1:41:46 mins.]
Forgiveness in
Judaism and Psychoanalysis
[1:34:50 mins.] [2015] [introduction of the speaker,
Stephen Frosh by Sander Gilman ends at 14:35 mins.]
Freud,
Secularism, and Jewish History at The New School
[2:01:35 mins.] [forum speakers include: David
Aberbach, author of Surviving Trauma: Loss, Literature, and Psychoanalysis
and Turning Points in Jewish Intellectual History; Richard
H. Armstrong, author of A Compulsion for Antiquity: Freud and
the Ancient World; and Andrew R. Heinze, author of Jews and
the American Soul and Adapting to Abundance: Jewish Immigrants,
Mass Consumption, and the Search for American Identity. Moderated
by Richard J. Bernstein, author of Freud and the Legacy of Moses.]
Reference (Buddhism
& Psychoanalysis)
Mark
Epstein: The Trauma of Everday Life
[55:57 mins.] [psychiatrist & author of Thoughts
Without a Thinker and The Trauma of Everyday Life]
Everyday
Trauma: Perspectives from Buddhism & Psychoanalysis
[2:00:11 mins.] [Mark
Epstein's lecture begins his lecture at 10:20 mins.]
Reference (Psychoanalysis
& the Spiritual)
Toward
a Spiritual Point of View in Psychoanalysis
[1:19:55 mins.] [audio] [John E. Mack] [Professor
of Psychology, Harvard] [1991] [A paper developed from this talk,
"Psychoanalysis and the Self: Toward a Spiritual Point of View," was
published in L.S. Roune (ed.), Selves, People, and Persons: What
Does it Mean to Be a Self? 169-186 (Notre Dame, Indiana: University
of Notre Dame Press, 1992)
Web Resources
A Glossary
of Freudian Terms
[Craig Chalquist]
Summary
of Freud's Psychoanalytic Theory
[1:10 mins.] [psychosexual stages]
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