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Henry James speaks of his deliberate consignment of an idea to the realm of the unconscious where it can be worked upon and realized: "I was charmed with my idea, which would take, however, much working out; and because it had so much to give, I think, must I have dropped it for the time into the deep well of unconscious cerebra-tion: not without t... See more

Richard E. Nisbett • Telling More Than We Can Know: Verbal Reports on Mental Processes

The Primacy of Will.

T.Z. Lavine • From Socrates to Sartre: The Philosophic Quest

Compatibilists generally claim that a person is free as long as he is free from any outer or inner compulsions that would prevent him from acting on his actual desires and intentions.

Sam Harris • Free Will

Hillman’s approach takes psychology back to its ancient origins where the word literally means “study of the soul,” deriving from the Greek psyche.

Dick Russell • The Life and Ideas of James Hillman: Volume I: The Making of a Psychologist

Psychology

Aleksey Polukeyev • 2 cards

Freud set out to develop a medical specialism but succeeded in producing a complex system of thought, a new way of understanding the mind, relationships, history and culture.

Frank Tallis • Mortal Secrets

James Hollis

Steven Schlafman • 2 cards

what matters here is the existence of a broader, intuitive part of mind underlying the ego. From this point on, I will call it the ‘obfuscated mind.’

Bernardo Kastrup • More Than Allegory

Psychology

tabark 28 • 1 card