What are some books that dive into the relevance of Freudian

>>9135066
>>9135066
https://youtu.be/Fkc6gzy-wyk


This theories are garbage. Just because it fits to the mentality it does not mean that everything it says is the rightful thing. In this documentary we see how the aberrant marxism destroy occident with help of the freudian bullshit

>>9135420
Perhaps, but I am interested in how Freudian theory is related to Marxist critique, not whether Marxism itself is right or wrong.

>>9135445
maybe:
Dialectical Materialism and Psychoanalysis
Wilhelm Reich

As I understand they didn't mix until Lacan tho.

>marxist critique of modernity

Im not sure about it, I think marxism is a byproduct of modernity.

>>9136685
Of course it is, doesn't mean it can't critique modernity.

>>9135445
I wouldn't say that they are inherently related, it's just that Freud (and Jung) were a huge paradigm shift to the entire intellectual community, so in the early 20th century anyone that tried to be avant-garde and cutting edge applied Freud's ideas. Keep in mind that at the time it was also still cutting edge science. I'm not 100% sure but I think the Frankfurt guys were among the first to apply Freud to a kind of marxist critique. I think Freud got a bit out of fashion when Lacan came around.

It's all about the BIG BOSS: Herbert Marcuse. You want to read Eros & Civilisation and One Dimensional Man

Oskar Gruenwald - The Yugoslav Search For Man

>>9138311

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