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The Religious Studies Podcast

The Religious Studies Podcast

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Date de sortie : 2024-12-29
© 2022
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Date de sortie : 2024-12-29
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Paul Ricoeur on Freud's Psychology of Religion

Paul Ricoeur on Freud's Psychology of Religion

In this episode we discuss a few sections in Ricoeur's collection of essays titled "The Conflict of Interpretation". We discuss why Ricoeur sees Marx, Nietzsche, and Freud as masters of suspicion and how that should help us think about religion, oursel
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In this episode we discuss a few sections in Ricoeur's collection of essays titled "The Conflict of Interpretation".
We discuss why Ricoeur sees Marx, Nietzsche, and Freud as masters of suspicion and how that should help us think about religion, ourselves, and our modern world.
Intro (00:00:45)
From Descartes to Marx, Nietzsche, and Freud (00:04:45)
The Function of Religion in Marx, Nietzsche, and Freud (00:19:19)
We are All Armchair Psychologists (00:38:05)
Id. d’épisode : 1000682057182
GUID : 83239c77-70b0-4c9f-b299-a91409fbb418
Date de publication : 29/12/2024 à 22:21:46

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Where did the sacred go?
This podcast is focused on the philosophical study of religion and will center on books, both historical and contemporary. Each book will get a 15 minute Book Brief episode and then a Deep Dive episode. The Book Briefs are high-level overviews of the main arguments of the book and why the book is relevant to us today. The Deep Dive episodes will not have the time constraint and will be where I spend time discussing various arguments and themes from the book, as well as offering critiques if I have them.
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