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Accented Philosophy

Andreas Matthias

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The relevant philosophy podcast with Dr Andreas Matthias. Discussions with guests, inspiration, knowledge, and advice on how to apply philosophy to everyday life. Brought to you by https://daily-philosophy.com Weekly newsletter at https://dailyphilosophy.substack.com Daily Philosophy channel on YouTube: https://youtube.com/@dailyphilosophy Every Tuesday.
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The Infinite Self

Cerebral Alchemy

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Unlock the depths of the human mind and embark on a journey beyond boundaries with The Infinite Self. Here, we don’t just explore psychology; we dive into the mysterious, the shadowy, and the transformative. Each episode unearths insights on the psyche, personal growth, and the paradoxes of existence, combining timeless wisdom with cutting-edge research. In this podcast, you’ll encounter a space where intellectual curiosity meets raw, unfiltered conversations.
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The Classroom

Erick Nganyange

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Welcome to the Class. Here, we'll explore some of the most influential/classical books and documents ever written on political philosophy, Religion, Literature, and more. Most importantly, we will try to understand their modern relevance. This podcast serves two primary purposes, which I'd like to refer to as my "dual motivations." Firstly, it fulfills a personal and somewhat self-serving objective: to archive all the valuable insights and teachings I've received from my professor Ron Cline. ...
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Aristotle's Nicomachean Ethics, a foundational work in Western philosophy concerned with defining virtue, happiness (eudaimonia), and the good life for human beings. Aristotle analyzes various moral and intellectual virtues as means between extremes, exploring concepts like justice, courage, temperance, and practical wisdom (phronesis). The work in…
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This book delves into the neuropsychology of the unconscious, exploring why individuals resist self-awareness and change. It argues that deeply ingrained emotional and behavioral patterns, shaped by early experiences and neural pathways, drive this resistance. Therapy is presented as a space to uncover and modify these unconscious self-systems thro…
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Hegel's Science of Logic grapples with the fundamental question of truth and the nature of logical thought itself. The text critically examines traditional philosophical approaches, including Kant's transcendental idealism and Spinoza's substantiality, arguing for a dialectical method that moves beyond abstract identities to comprehend the intercon…
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Hegel's Science of Logic grapples with the fundamental question of truth and the nature of logical thought itself. The text critically examines traditional philosophical approaches, including Kant's transcendental idealism and Spinoza's substantiality, arguing for a dialectical method that moves beyond abstract identities to comprehend the intercon…
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Aristotle's Nicomachean Ethics, a foundational work in Western philosophy concerned with defining virtue, happiness (eudaimonia), and the good life for human beings. Aristotle analyzes various moral and intellectual virtues as means between extremes, exploring concepts like justice, courage, temperance, and practical wisdom (phronesis). The work in…
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This book challenges common misconceptions about happiness by examining various life stages and events often believed to guarantee or prevent it. The author explores the myths surrounding marriage, career, wealth, aging, and health crises, revealing that our predictions about our emotional responses are frequently inaccurate. It emphasizes the role…
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This book challenges common misconceptions about happiness by examining various life stages and events often believed to guarantee or prevent it. The author explores the myths surrounding marriage, career, wealth, aging, and health crises, revealing that our predictions about our emotional responses are frequently inaccurate. It emphasizes the role…
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"Learning ACT," provides a detailed guide for therapists in understanding and applying Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT). Rooted in contextual behavioral science (CBS) and Relational Frame Theory (RFT), the book outlines ACT's core principles, which emphasize psychological flexibility over symptom reduction. It meticulously explains six key f…
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"Learning ACT," provides a detailed guide for therapists in understanding and applying Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT). Rooted in contextual behavioral science (CBS) and Relational Frame Theory (RFT), the book outlines ACT's core principles, which emphasize psychological flexibility over symptom reduction. It meticulously explains six key f…
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"Art, Play, and Narrative Therapy," explores the integration of metaphorical communication within psychotherapy. It emphasizes how clients naturally use metaphors in language, stories, and artwork to represent their inner experiences. The book instructs therapists on identifying and utilizing these metaphors to build empathy, foster collaboration, …
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"Art, Play, and Narrative Therapy," explores the integration of metaphorical communication within psychotherapy. It emphasizes how clients naturally use metaphors in language, stories, and artwork to represent their inner experiences. The book instructs therapists on identifying and utilizing these metaphors to build empathy, foster collaboration, …
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Now, what kind of literary adventure are we embarking on here? We're talking about a textbook, the kind of volume that students – and even us seasoned professionals looking for a refresher – turn to when they want to get a solid grip on how we actually do psychological research. Think of it as the backstage pass to the scientific studies you might …
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Now, what kind of literary adventure are we embarking on here? We're talking about a textbook, the kind of volume that students – and even us seasoned professionals looking for a refresher – turn to when they want to get a solid grip on how we actually do psychological research. Think of it as the backstage pass to the scientific studies you might …
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Steven Pinker's "Rationality" explores the nature of rational thought and why it often seems absent in human behavior. The author examines various tools of rationality, such as signal detection theory and Bayesian reasoning, highlighting cognitive biases and fallacies that impede sound judgment. Game theory is introduced to analyze strategic decisi…
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Steven Pinker's "Rationality" explores the nature of sound reasoning, investigating why it often seems scarce despite humanity's evident intelligence. The book examines the foundations of rationality through logic, critical thinking, probability, and rational choice theory, highlighting common cognitive biases and fallacies that lead to irrational …
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Stanton E. Samenow’s Inside the Criminal Mind dismantles the notion that crime is merely a product of environment or hardship. Based on extensive interviews, the book reveals a pattern of thinking defined by manipulation, entitlement, and a profound lack of empathy. Criminals, Samenow argues, are not passive victims of circumstance but individuals …
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Stanton E. Samenow’s Inside the Criminal Mind dismantles the notion that crime is merely a product of environment or hardship. Based on extensive interviews, the book reveals a pattern of thinking defined by manipulation, entitlement, and a profound lack of empathy. Criminals, Samenow argues, are not passive victims of circumstance but individuals …
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Hugh Honour’s Romanticism unpacks the sweeping impact of the movement on art, politics, and culture in the late 18th and early 19th centuries. More than just an aesthetic shift, Romanticism reshaped historical consciousness, emphasizing lived experiences over mere events. The era’s revolutionary fervor, from the French Revolution to nationalist upr…
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Hugh Honour’s Romanticism unpacks the sweeping impact of the movement on art, politics, and culture in the late 18th and early 19th centuries. More than just an aesthetic shift, Romanticism reshaped historical consciousness, emphasizing lived experiences over mere events. The era’s revolutionary fervor, from the French Revolution to nationalist upr…
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Metaphor and Thought, bringing together perspectives from psychology, linguistics, philosophy, and artificial intelligence. It examines the neural basis of metaphor, arguing that metaphorical understanding is deeply rooted in embodied experience and brain function. The text discusses how metaphors create categories, influence reasoning in various d…
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Metaphor and Thought, bringing together perspectives from psychology, linguistics, philosophy, and artificial intelligence. It examines the neural basis of metaphor, arguing that metaphorical understanding is deeply rooted in embodied experience and brain function. The text discusses how metaphors create categories, influence reasoning in various d…
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Bostrom's work explores the potential paths to superintelligence, outlining the significant dangers and the necessity of developing control strategies. He categorizes control methods into managing capabilities and motivations, examining options like containment ("boxing"), incentivizing beneficial behavior, and selecting appropriate goals. The text…
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Bostrom's work explores the potential paths to superintelligence, outlining the significant dangers and the necessity of developing control strategies. He categorizes control methods into managing capabilities and motivations, examining options like containment ("boxing"), incentivizing beneficial behavior, and selecting appropriate goals. The text…
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Brainwashing: The Science of Thought Control by Kathleen Taylor, explores the concept of brainwashing, examining its historical uses, psychological mechanisms, and societal implications. Taylor analyzes various methods of influence, ranging from coercive techniques used in cults and political regimes to subtler forms of persuasion in advertising an…
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Brainwashing: The Science of Thought Control by Kathleen Taylor, explores the concept of brainwashing, examining its historical uses, psychological mechanisms, and societal implications. Taylor analyzes various methods of influence, ranging from coercive techniques used in cults and political regimes to subtler forms of persuasion in advertising an…
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This extensive work by Karl Jaspers meticulously explores the complexities of psychic life and psychopathology. It examines the challenge of understanding the human psyche as a unified whole while dissecting its individual components. The text critically analyzes various approaches to classifying mental illnesses, including disease entities and sym…
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This extensive work by Karl Jaspers meticulously explores the complexities of psychic life and psychopathology. It examines the challenge of understanding the human psyche as a unified whole while dissecting its individual components. The text critically analyzes various approaches to classifying mental illnesses, including disease entities and sym…
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Daniel Siegel's "The Developing Mind" explores the interdisciplinary field of interpersonal neurobiology (IPNB), asserting that the mind emerges from the dynamic interplay of brain activity and interpersonal relationships. It emphasizes how experiences, especially early attachments, profoundly shape brain development, gene expression, and the forma…
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Daniel Siegel's "The Developing Mind" explores the interdisciplinary field of interpersonal neurobiology (IPNB), asserting that the mind emerges from the dynamic interplay of brain activity and interpersonal relationships. It emphasizes how experiences, especially early attachments, profoundly shape brain development, gene expression, and the forma…
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EMDR therapy to treat mood disorders, specifically bipolar disorder and postpartum depression (PPD). For bipolar disorder, it details protocols for addressing trauma, enhancing illness awareness, managing manic symptoms, and improving medication adherence, emphasizing a collaborative approach between EMDR therapists and psychiatrists. Regarding PPD…
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EMDR therapy protocols for treating various psychological conditions, including anxiety disorders, obsessive-compulsive and related disorders, body dysmorphic disorder, olfactory reference syndrome, and hoarding disorder. The book provides clinicians with scripted protocols and summary sheets to guide EMDR therapy sessions for these specific issues…
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This book provides a multitude of somatic psychotherapy exercises and worksheets designed to address trauma and stress. It emphasizes the crucial connection between the body and emotional well-being, offering tools for clients to explore boundaries, understand posture and non-verbal communication, and cultivate breath awareness. The materials guide…
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"Somatic Psychotherapy Toolbox" offers a comprehensive collection of worksheets and exercises designed to integrate body awareness into therapeutic practices. This book emphasizes the significance of embodiment for healing trauma, stress, and disconnection. It provides tools for therapists to cultivate self-awareness and guide clients in exploring …
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Pete Walker’s Complex PTSD: From Surviving to Thriving is a comprehensive guide to understanding and healing from the long-term effects of childhood trauma. The book explores how complex PTSD (CPTSD) develops from chronic neglect, abuse, or abandonment, shaping a person’s emotional and psychological patterns well into adulthood. A central theme is …
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What’s wrong with saying “my truth” and embracing moral relativism? In The Abolition of Man, C.S. Lewis warns that abandoning objective truth doesn’t just erode morality—it opens the door for manipulation by those in power. Decades later, his prophetic critique is more relevant than ever. Join Michael Knowles and Neil Shenvi, a Christian apologist,…
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Pete Walker’s Complex PTSD: From Surviving to Thriving is a comprehensive guide to understanding and healing from the long-term effects of childhood trauma. The book explores how complex PTSD (CPTSD) develops from chronic neglect, abuse, or abandonment, shaping a person’s emotional and psychological patterns well into adulthood. A central theme is …
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Lacan’s Formations of the Unconscious reinterprets Freudian theory through the structures of language, exploring how jokes, slips, and metaphors reveal unconscious meaning. Delving into the signifying chain, desire, and the subject’s relationship to the Other, the seminar dissects the role of the father in shaping the Symbolic order. With intricate…
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Lacan’s Formations of the Unconscious reinterprets Freudian theory through the structures of language, exploring how jokes, slips, and metaphors reveal unconscious meaning. Delving into the signifying chain, desire, and the subject’s relationship to the Other, the seminar dissects the role of the father in shaping the Symbolic order. With intricate…
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This in-depth exploration of therapeutic change dissects first, second, and third-order transformations through the lens of a master therapist. With detailed session transcripts and expert commentary, the text unveils the decision-making process behind lasting client breakthroughs. It highlights the power of corrective experiences, self-therapy, an…
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Sperry and Carlson's work, "How Master Therapists Work," explores the process of psychotherapy by analyzing a successful six-session therapy. The authors emphasize the importance of the therapist-client relationship and the therapist's contribution to creating change. The book features verbatim transcripts of therapy sessions, which are then review…
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John Mearsheimer's "Why Leaders Lie" examines the use of deception, specifically lying, in international politics. The book argues that while lying is generally considered immoral, leaders often see it as a necessary tool for strategic advantage and national security. Mearsheimer explores different types of international lies, such as interstate li…
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This deep dive into attachment theory reveals how early-life bonds dictate relationship goals, emotional regulation, and conflict management. From romantic connections to caregiving behaviors, the book exposes how secure and insecure attachment styles shape expressiveness, sensitivity, and mental health outcomes—including links to PTSD and eating d…
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This deep dive into attachment theory reveals how early-life bonds dictate relationship goals, emotional regulation, and conflict management. From romantic connections to caregiving behaviors, the book exposes how secure and insecure attachment styles shape expressiveness, sensitivity, and mental health outcomes—including links to PTSD and eating d…
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Jonathan Haidt's The Anxious Generation explores a potential connection between the rise of smartphone use and social media among young people since the early 2010s and a corresponding surge in adolescent mental health issues like anxiety and depression. The book examines how a phone-based childhood may contribute to social deprivation, sleep loss,…
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Jonathan Haidt's The Anxious Generation explores a potential connection between the rise of smartphone use and social media among young people since the early 2010s and a corresponding surge in adolescent mental health issues like anxiety and depression. The book examines how a phone-based childhood may contribute to social deprivation, sleep loss,…
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After a devastating miscalculation nearly destroyed his career, Ray Dalio rebuilt his empire on radical truth and transparency. Principles: Life and Work reveals the hard-earned lessons behind his success, from algorithmic decision-making to mastering open-minded debate. Dalio’s journey—from financial collapse to leading one of the world’s most pow…
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After a devastating miscalculation nearly destroyed his career, Ray Dalio rebuilt his empire on radical truth and transparency. Principles: Life and Work reveals the hard-earned lessons behind his success, from algorithmic decision-making to mastering open-minded debate. Dalio’s journey—from financial collapse to leading one of the world’s most pow…
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