Review Female Perspective Part 11 Nietzsche Dostoevsky & Kierkegaard
Peterson’s earlier lecture on Carl Rogers can be seen here:
Peterson Lecture: Humanism & Phenomenology: Carl Rogers Part 10
I recommend watching his series in order to get the most from it. I have found exercising and when doing laundry folding etc has been brilliant enlightenment, I have made notes while listening and this series includes my notes. This is a solid series and in all honesty, if they made this mandatory at high schools I think the kids would benefit greatly.
Existentialism: Nietzsche Dostoevesky And Kierkegaard
 In this lecture Jordan B. Peterson discusses the psychological psychological posting and psychopathology.
Key Features
- Phenomenologists are more interested in reality and are interested in the quality of subjective experience.
- The memory system you use to represent and believe is not the same as the one which you use to speak.
- Once you orientate your perceptions, it becomes easier to find the goal.
- Whenever you find a problem, you have to face it with equipped forces at home.
- There is no incentive to explore alternative explanations that would be a more constructive approach.
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Summary
 Our memory systems work in different ways. The one developed to perform any action is completely as different as the one you use to speak. Jordan takes the example of a bike to explain the fact. You owe a bike, you know how to ride it. But when someone asks you to explain how it works. This is the point where you will face a memory conflict. You can perform things but it is a bit hard to explain them from the same perspective. In this condition, it becomes hard to understand the neurological condition of a person. It becomes hard to find out what to do, read the body language or listen to what he says. Tackling such a problem is a hard job to do but you can carry it on. The actions you do are stored in a passive memory known as the procedural level.
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With respect to Roger, one of the things that you may consider is the following: What I mean by this is that his psychotherapy approach would be founded on the premise that you should bring your actions into line with your beliefs so that there is no discontinuity between your body and your beliefs. That’s one way of looking at it and thinking about it, and it will help to reduce the number of paradoxes in your head. In the manner that you present yourself to the rest of the world. In this way, existentialism is characterized by its emphasis on action as one of its core qualities.
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However, Freud in particular preferred to search for adult psychopathology in childhood misadventure in childhood and pathological childhood experience, rather than the other way around. At the very least, if you had not had childhood trauma and had matured correctly, what would happen is that you would end up healthy, to put it another way, at the very least mentally healthy. However, existentialists do not accept that point of view from the outset of the discussion. They basically make a different claim, which is that life is so full of intrinsic misery, to put it another way; but suffering is a better way of thinking about it, suffering that manifests itself as a result of your intrinsic vulnerability, and that psychopathology is built into the human experience, is a better way of thinking about it.
It isn’t much you can do to prevent it, to put it mildly.
Furthermore, For clinical clients, for example, you’d be surprised how often that type of observation is useful. One thing that’s quite characteristic about people, especially if they’re introverts and don’t have many friends, is that they don’t have people to talk to when they’re suffering, whether they’re depressed or anxious, or they have some strange symptoms like agoraphobia or obsessive-compulsive disorder, among others.
To learn more watch 2017 Personality 11: Existentialism: Nietzsche Dostoevsky & Kierkegaard.
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Once again very interesting and enjoyable and I made an effort to research further around the players all of whom have interesting stories. It’s important to view things through the data that is available at the time not what we know now.
Some fun facts:
Philosopher, cultural critic, and philologist Friedrich Wilhelm Nietzsche, whose work profoundly influenced modern intellectual history, was born in Germany. Before turning to philosophy, he was a classical philologist.
As well as writing novels, short stories, essays, and articles, Dostoevsky was also a journalist on Russian news.
Danish philosopher Soren Aabye Kierkegaard is widely considered the founder of existential philosophy. He was a poet, social critic, and religious writer.
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I hope you enjoyed my take and my rough notes from my Jordan Peterson experience. You can find links to the complete series here:
Entire Series: 2017 Personality and Its Transformations Parts 1-22
