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  • Sartre’s “Bad Faith” vs. the False Self: The Psychological Cost of Living an Inauthentic Life
    2026/05/03
    Examine the striking convergence between Jean-Paul Sartre’s concept of “bad faith” — the self-deception that denies personal freedom and responsibility — and Donald Winnicott’s psychoanalytic “False Self,” the defensive persona constructed to meet external demands at the expense of authentic existence.
This episode explores how inauthentic living creates profound psychological costs, including emotional numbness, identity fragmentation, chronic anxiety, and relational emptiness.
Essential listening for psychologists, psychotherapists, philosophers, coaches, and individuals seeking deeper self-understanding and pathways toward authentic living and psychological integration.
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    6 分
  • Marcus Aurelius and the Internal Citadel: A psychodynamic look at defense mechanisms in Meditations
    2026/04/25
    In this episode of Philosophical Psychodynamics, we explore Marcus Aurelius’ concept of the Internal Citadel through a psychodynamic lens, examining how Stoic practices in Meditations function as sophisticated defense mechanisms against psychological distress. We integrate existential psychology and philosophical principles to reveal how Aurelius cultivated self-awareness and emotional regulation by fortifying the inner self. Listeners will gain practical insights for building their own internal citadel in daily life, fostering greater authenticity and resilience.
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    6 分
  • The Ataraxia Analysis: Epicureanism as Affect Regulation
    2026/04/22
    Explore the intersection of ancient Hellenistic philosophy and modern depth psychology. This episode deconstructs the pursuit of *ataraxia* using psychodynamic personality axes, theories of emotional mastery, and concepts of self-fragmentation. Discover if tranquility is a state of mental health or a sophisticated defense against the universal "Anxiety of Lack."
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    4 分
  • Heraclitus and the Fluid Self: The Unconscious River You’re Always Stepping Into
    2026/04/20
    A high-level breakdown of Heraclitus’ philosophy applied to modern psychodynamic theory, exploring the fluid self, unconscious processes, and personality development for EPPP exam success. This episode connects classical philosophy with Freud, Jung, and PDM-2 concepts to clarify dynamic versus static models of personality. Ideal for psychology students, clinicians, and licensing exam candidates seeking a deeper understanding of the unconscious mind and test-ready clinical insight.
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    4 分
  • The Prison of Perception: Kant and the Psychodynamic Mind
    3 分
  • Nietzsche’s Apollonian-Dionysian Duality
    4 分
  • THE MYTH OF DIONYSUS
    8 分
  • AUGUSTINE AND NEUROSCIENCE
    5 分