In this episode Dan and Dr. Weinstein discuss Freud's theories of memory between "Screen Memories" (1899) and "Repression" (1915) . We ask what experiences from childhood are remembered and which ones are forgotten with a detour into some childhood memories our own. Tune in -- this one is one to remember. Other Reading: <a href= "https://library.stlawu.edu/system/files/2021-02/memory_and_imagination_hampl.pdf"> Patricia Hampl, "Memory and Imagination" (1986)</a>

In this episode Dan and Dr. Weinstein discuss Freud's theories of memory between "Screen Memories" (1899) and "Repression" (1915) . We ask what experiences from childhood are remembered and which ones are forgotten with a detour into some childhood memories our own. Tune in -- this one is one to remember. Other Reading: Patricia Hampl, "Memory and Imagination" (1986)

In this episode Dan and Dr. Weinstein discuss Freud's theories of memory between "Screen Memories" (1899) and "Repression" (1915) . We ask what experiences from childhood are remembered and which ones are forgotten with a detour into some childhood memories our own. Tune in -- this one is one to remember. Other Reading: <a href="https://library.stlawu.edu/system/files/2021-02/memory_and_imagination_hampl.pdf" rel="noopener noreferrer"> Patricia Hampl, "Memory and Imagination" (1986)</a>

Memory: Screen Memories and Repression

In this podcast Lissa Weinstein PhD, professor of psychology at City College of New York, clinical psychologist, and Freudian theorist discusses Freud with me (her adult son Daniel with no formal background in psychology). Each episode we discuss a different Freud paper and probe the depths of the unconscious.

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