Unpacking psychoanalysis through the lens of philosophy: A conversation with Jerome Wakefield

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This conversation begins by exploring Jerome Wakefield's academic background and major works, then delves into a range of topics including Freud's relationship with the philosophy of mind, critiques of the Oedipus complex, the development of psychoanalytic theory and its empirical underpinnings, the stance of the DSM on psychoanalysis, the role of psychoanalysis within integrative psychotherapy frameworks, and the future of the field. By offering profound insights into these themes, the conversation highlights Wakefield's expansive vision for unpacking psychoanalysis through the lens of philosophy and beyond.

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