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Jiang returns to Bakunin: inward self-analysis is navel-gazing, while meaning, purpose, love, and freedom are found in each other.
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Self
Hatred of another person separates the hater from the Monad and becomes self-hatred.
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Hatred of another person separates the hater from the Monad and becomes self-hatred.
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Jiang says Jung, Freud, and related psychological theories influenced Picasso's cubist Head of a Woman by visually representing a divided theory of the self.
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Jung systematizes Freud by distinguishing ego, personal unconscious, collective unconscious, animus/anima, persona, shadow, and self.
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Jiang reads Picasso's cubist portrait as visually representing Jung's theory of the divided self.
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The next stage of the course will explain modern self-enslavement through Freud: psychology shifts attention from world and community to the individual self.
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"of all this is, as Buchanan tells us, it's all self -directed inwards, which gets us nowhere, okay? It's just you looking into yourself...."
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", right but at the same time you went to prison right you've been punished already so justice has been served so you cannot..."
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"life experience then you'll be able to feel your heart once you feel your heart all this will make sense to you okay but..."
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"...this is doing is it's visually representing the theory of the self as presented by Jung, okay? So do you see the similarities? Great...."
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"So he argues these are the two fundamental bases of who we are. If you are a man, you have the Oedipal complex. If..."
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"So for Carl Jung, we have the ego, and the ego, is made up of two forces. The conscious force, and the subconscious. The..."
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"...projects a persona, okay? The persona is just basically our best self in a certain social context. So in school, you're a student, and..."
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"...this is doing is it's visually representing the theory of the self as presented by Jung. Okay. So do you see the similarities? Great...."
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"He wouldn't be like that. He'd be like what have we done to humanity? This is far worse than the industrial revolution what's happening..."
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"So we come to believe that for our own eternal struggle we can be happy. Others don't matter. We ourselves if we're happy we're..."
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"...the system down. Okay, right. And so the classic example is self driving cars. We have cars that drive for a long time. But..."
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"...mean damn right or intentionally trying to cause an accident or self driving car. Does that make sense? And the answers you cannot. In..."
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