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Carlo Strenger

    Carlo Strenger was a Swiss and Israeli psychologist, philosopher, and public intellectual. His work focused on existential psychology and philosophy. He served as a professor of psychology and philosophy at Tel Aviv University, leaving an intellectual legacy that continues to influence contemporary thought.

    Die Angst vor der Bedeutungslosigkeit
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    Civiliseret foragt
    Israel
    Freud's Legacy in the Global Era
    The Designed Self
    • 2015

      Freud's Legacy in the Global Era

      • 208 pages
      • 8 hours of reading

      Focusing on the intersection of psychoanalysis and contemporary thought, this work explores Freud's enduring relevance in the context of globalization. Carlo Strenger argues that modern challenges in psychoanalysis can be better understood through the lenses of economics, sociology, and philosophy. By positioning Freud as a precursor to current evolutionary neurosciences, the book highlights new theoretical, practical, and clinical issues that arise in today's interconnected world.

      Freud's Legacy in the Global Era
    • 2004

      The Designed Self

      Psychoanalysis and Contemporary Identities

      • 222 pages
      • 8 hours of reading

      The Designed Self explores the therapeutic journeys of five exceptionally talented young adults grappling with the concept of authenticity in a modern context. Strenger delves into their struggles as they navigate a world where constant experimentation with identity often overshadows traditional ideals. Through these encounters, the book examines the challenges and complexities of self-creation in an era defined by rapid change and the pressure to conform to evolving standards of success and fulfillment.

      The Designed Self