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Beyond Instinct & Intellect: Modern Psychoanalysis

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01 hr 45 min 36 sec

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01.: Introduction

06 min 09 sec

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02.: What I Will Address Today

06 min 25 sec

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03.: The Focus on Lived Experience

05 min 51 sec

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04.: French Penomenologists and Heidegger, Acknowledging Body

05 min 28 sec

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05.: Neuroscience, Intersubjectivity, and Phenomenology

06 min 02 sec

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06.: Phenomenology Vs. Reality

04 min 24 sec

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07.: Phenomenology and Emmanuel Levinas

07 min 10 sec

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08.: Levinas Sensitive About Classifying People- Totalizing

07 min 53 sec

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09.: Levinas Experiencing 'Hitlerism'

03 min 04 sec

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10.: Levinas on Ethics

08 min 20 sec

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11.: Intersubjectivity, The Other, and Levinas

07 min 16 sec

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12.: George Hagman Introduction

01 min 05 sec

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13.: Today I Will Talk About...

03 min 32 sec

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14.: Meaning Tied to Welfare of Others

07 min 19 sec

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15.: Clinicians and Analysis

06 min 13 sec

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16.: Q&A

00 min 40 sec

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17.: Q1: The Relationship in Phenomenological Experience

07 min 22 sec

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18.: Q2: Mother-Child Intersubjectivity

05 min 56 sec

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19.: Q3: Tension Between Philosophy, Ethics and Clinical Work

05 min 06 sec

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Previous FORAtv comments:

Forrest James

Posted: 08.29.09, 10:43 PM

Inspiring? Yes! Dr Orange's presentation brings together major themes in current therapeutic thinking that are worth considering by all who have an interest in psychotherapy (as practice or a lens into the human condition). It is heartening to hear phenomenology, a central part of the method of most humanistic psychotherapies, being discussed in the context of contemporary psychoanalysis. The previous comment could only be made by someone who didn't listen or could not understand the presentation.

Nick Stanert

Posted: 02.16.09, 10:37 AM

Inspiring? She admitted herself that the whole school of phenomenology are mentally masturbating each other