…York with California and you'll see what I mean. And New York is there. New York Intellectual discussion is: can we reconcile Freud with Marx? They're living back in the 1920s or around 1900 actually these are the hot intellectual issues in New York and…

…of the son and hardy represents the father so throwing the pie is a castration ritual. Anybody who really understands Freud will agree that's the correct analysis within that reality tunnel. Then there's another reality tunnel created by sir Isaac Newton,…

…together. I think Tim is one of the great masters of metaphor, and so I find Tim's Formulations enable me to translate from Freud into Jung and from both of them into behaviorism and from that into sociobiology and then relate it all to quantum physics.…

…all previous psychology just put into a more up to date terminology and with Leary's System you can easily see what parts of Freud make sense in terms of modern neurology and what parts of Jung fit in with current genetic theory and so on. I think…

…ingrown Manhattan Mentality that defines itself as the intelligentsia of the country. The latest thing they've heard in science is Marx and Freud. They don't know anything that's happened in the last 50 years or the last 15 years. Star trek does deal with…

…done the best synthesis of all developmental psychology that anybody has done. He's taken all the work of Harry stack Sullivan and Freud and Jung and Adler and everybody and put it all together into a system that synthesizes with what we know about the…

…self is a social game for which one person at a time takes the blame. The general form of the squawk in modern Society Post Freud is to cry out: hey you're being too bigotistic that means your ego is cramping on my ego and the person is created by…

…with a pink dress on and long hair looks a little bit effeminate you've got to admit. But I think that's what Freud called the return of the repressed. Catholicism is the most patristic religion in the western world although it hardly begins to compare…

…basic Christian Myth put into sociological jargon. Freudianism is a map of all previous maps in the sense you can use Freud to analyze anybody's maps and see what neurotic functions they are serving and what's self defensive. For instance a freudian…

…as an oedipal rebellion of sons against fathers, which oddly enough was suggested by Guillaume Baptiste Vico in 1735 long before Freud or Marx. Vico said all revolutions are sons against fathers. That's in his book the new science which is the basic…

…Yeah you're gaining more freedom. Bob does standard psychology recognize this neurosomatic circuit? Well it's one aspect of what Freud called the oceanic experience. Freud recognized it as a human phenomenon and he thought it was a blissful regression…

…freedom. Bob does standard psychology recognize this neurosomatic circuit? Well it's one aspect of what Freud called the oceanic experience. Freud recognized it as a human phenomenon and he thought it was a blissful regression to infancy, which he thought was…

…Yeah you're gaining more freedom, bob does standard psychology recognize this neurosomatic circuit? Well it's one aspect of what Freud called the oceanic experience. Freud recognized it as a human phenomenon and he thought it was a blissful regression…

…freedom, bob does standard psychology recognize this neurosomatic circuit? Well it's one aspect of what Freud called the oceanic experience. Freud recognized it as a human phenomenon and he thought it was a blissful regression to infancy, which he thought was…

…basic Christian Myth put into sociological jargon. Freudianism is a map of all previous maps in the sense you can use Freud to analyze anybody's maps and see what neurotic functions they are serving and what self defense, for instance a freudian analysis…

…is a needable rebellion of sons against fathers which oddly enough was suggested by Guillaume Baptiste Vico in 1735, long before Freud or Marx. Vico said: all revolutions are sons against fathers that's in his book the new science which is the basic…

…is extremely slippery for you. I don't get the feeling that you're stuck on any one model of reality. Well you know what Freud wrote about projection. The people yeah I have been accused of being a fanatic in the skeptical inquirer but you just have to…

…yourself yeah you're gaining more freedom. Bob does standard psychology recognize this neurosomatic circuit? Well it's one aspect of what Freud called the oceanic experience. Freud recognized it as a human phenomenon and he thought it was a blissful regression…

…freedom. Bob does standard psychology recognize this neurosomatic circuit? Well it's one aspect of what Freud called the oceanic experience. Freud recognized it as a human phenomenon and he thought it was a blissful regression to infancy which he thought was…

…by side so you can see where they overlap and where they differ. There's room for negotiation. Did you ever come across Colin Wilson's Freud to Maslow or something like that? No that's one of his books. I've read a lot of his books but I haven't read…

…part. Well just compare New York with California and you'll see what I mean. New York Intellectual discussion can we reconcile Freud with Marx? They're living back in the 1920s or around 1900 actually these are the hot intellectual issues in New York…

…He is in a qualified position to state this. He was trained at the University of Manhattan Medical school, studied psychoanalysis with Freud. We do not deny or desperate any of his early writings. We wish to be fair. Nonetheless he has always had one…

…the events in motion. You understand the pattern now no it's not as simple as you make it you're rebelling against Freud. You're rebelling against the communist party later you're still rebelling in the United States you were imprisoned for refusing to obey…

…States you were imprisoned for refusing to obey a court order. You're rebelling against this court today. Why did you rebel against Freud? Rebelling against Freud because he was a coward oh a coward. A man who challenged all the taboos of his age. He…

…imprisoned for refusing to obey a court order. You're rebelling against this court today. Why did you rebel against Freud? Rebelling against Freud because he was a coward oh a coward. A man who challenged all the taboos of his age. He backtracked he…

…jawline, those clenched teeth. He held it in he had those clenched teeth until it finally killed him. And what is this truth? Freud dared not speak. Everybody knows by now. We'll watch the news on TV, We'll walk into the emergency plans and talk to the…

…so long that every attempt to break out of the trap just unleashes unconscious rage and increases the violence. But that's the truth. Freud dared not speak. I thought he said all that in civilization of discontents. He would not say that there was a way…

…Uh Korzybski was part of what I what I call the second wave of the de robotization of humanity. The first wave was Freud and Jung and uh that crowd who first got us in touch with the unconscious. Then came Korzybski who showed how language hypnotizes…

…somebody. That is the basis of romantic love to a great extent, is finding a mommy substitute. I'm sorry to reveal that, but Freud said something to the effect a hundred years ago there was a giraffe in one of Robert Audrey's books, a giraffe whose…

…very distressing experience and when it grew up it tried to mate with the Jeep, just as if it had been reading Freud. This oral bio survival circuit is a basically one dimensional form of consciousness. It tends to approach that which looks nourishing…

…grew up it tried to mate with the ping pong ball, which gives you an idea of how deep in genetics lies what Freud called the oedipus complex. There's a similar story from Africa. Somebody observed a baby giraffe whose mother had been shot by hunters and…

…is the anal territorial circuit. All of the higher vertebrate species claim territory and they usually mark it with excretions. Now Freud noticed this stage of development. He said we start out with oral consciousness and then with toilet training we arrive…

…territorial circuits of the brain that Joyce is exploring in that strange multi leveled parable about Buckley and the Russian general. Freud knew there was a connection between analogy and sadism and Freud never figured out what it was. But now we know…

…strange multi leveled parable about Buckley and the Russian general. Freud knew there was a connection between analogy and sadism and Freud never figured out what it was. But now we know from mythology that mammals mark their territories with excretions and…

…conflict and excretion is very deep in primate genetically programmed behaviors. It's not due to bad toilet training as Freud thought it's a deep mammalian instinct to identify excretion and territoriality. And Joyce explores that extensively. And the whole…

…while awake. And when you get to the fourth level of Finnegan's wake, below the ego and below the personal unconscious of Freud with all the sexual taboos being violated, and the collective unconscious of Jung with the archetypes of the moon goddess and…