An Utterly Incomplete Look at Research from 1825
An Utterly Incomplete Look at Research from 1825
A persistent theme throughout the 1820s is the tension between Enlightenment ideals and conservative reaction. The books and articles discussed below capture various facets of this conflict. William Hazlitt’s collection of essays examines intellectuals from the turn of the century, many of whom beca...
A fun side project I've been working on looks back at research from 100, 150, and 200 years ago. Some stuff is well-known, others have been forgotten, and still others were never read at the time. If I've missed anything cool that you like, please share!
I see that you've mentioned "The Ego and the Id" by Freud. There is another work of his, five lectures on psychoanalysis from 1909 that i find very fascinating to read, https://dspace.mit.edu/bitstream/handle/1721.1/65347/sts-003-spring-2008/contents/readings/freud.pdf. Freud introduces the 'Talking Cure' and case studies that led to him developing what we commonly know as therapy.