Interview with Professor Mark Solms

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• BI

  @BillDeef · 12 years ago

  Solms does justice to the psychological orientation needed to understand behavior in this interview. He will someday be seen a harbinger of a new trend: the realization that humans are not soft machines. Psychology will always be separate from physiology and maybe it always should be.

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• MI

  @michelechaussabel732 · 4 years ago

  This goes back to 2013, and we are just now coming to understand how deep the subconscious goes, and how much it drives us. I was raised on Skinner and behaviorism, and wasted a lot of time. Thank you Mark, for helping to set us straight.

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• GO

  @gordonpepper1400 · 4 years ago

  Without question, Dr. Mark Solms is today's top thinker in our study of the mind.

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• CM

  @cmacmenow · 11 years ago

  A multidisciplinary approach seems to be the logical way forward in trying to understand and discover more about the brain and what we can learn from it.<br><br>Very similar, and some might say analogous to the nascent science of Web technology &nbsp;- Web Science-and &nbsp;the internet. &nbsp; <br><br>Interesting seeing the parallels and empiricism evolved in studying these two &nbsp;very different(, some might say disparate ?) areas!

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• EL

  @ellu6771 · 11 years ago

  Thanks for very interested TV programme about dreams

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• PA

  @patriciabaldwin3888 · 1 year ago

  What an excellent interview with this esteemed psychoanalyst. Bravo. I enjoyed this - thank you.

• WO

  @wolfwind1 · 9 years ago

  Thank you very much for this upload. Much appreciated seeing this interview. Thank God the interviewer let Solms speak as opposed to going Charlie Rose or early morning talk show on him.

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• ÁG

  @ÁgnesRiskó · 13 years ago

  Mark Solms is a neuroscientist and psychoanalyst. Questions and answers in the interview. What is psychoanalysis for? How to face inner deep conflicts and problems? &nbsp;What about psychoanalytical method? Emotional aspect of brain... Brain is not only an object to investigate, what about e.g. feelings? Some original thoughts about Freud. Solms&apos; research on dreams... Very interesting and clear report &nbsp;

• GI

  @ginareid996 · 5 years ago (edited)

  Mark Solms gives an excellent explanation of the use of Neuropyschoanalysis, referencing Freud so beautifully and encapsulating how today&apos;s practice and what his research and predecessors give all apply, incorporating Neuroscientific advances, psychiatry and even evolutionary pyschology.A refreshing take and clear definitions of every type of analysis, scientific hypothesis defined here.

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• RG

  @RGL01 · 12 years ago

  Fascinating.<br>

• DE

  @devil2005iscool · 6 years ago

  The precept of it is so simple. advanced in terms of the developments made ontop of the simple model but simple nonetheless. The direction of it is still very understandable and the references to the concepts of Freud only complicate it as a result of a series of knowledge its simplicity explained in complex facts because the facts arent simple. but the initial simplicity wasnt simple enought to explain it without being reductive in its view. Its not hard to explain. its just hard to explain in this society.

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• FI

  @Finne57 · 7 years ago

  Great interview!

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