This volume follows his previous explorations of hedonism and atheism, applying these critical lenses to the "idols" of the 20th century. Educational Philosophy:
Part of the "counter-history" involves showing how Freud borrowed heavily from "unscientific" sources—such as occultism and Victorian morality—while claiming to be a rigorous Darwinian scientist. Why This Volume Matters This volume follows his previous explorations of hedonism
In the context of the series, Volume 16 is where Onfray applies his to the modern mind. He suggests that by "over-interpreting" the soul through a Freudian lens, Western civilization became trapped in a "great neurosis" that devalues actual physical and sensory reality. If you're interested, I can provide more detail on: He suggests that by "over-interpreting" the soul through
Released in 2011, this volume consists of live recordings from Onfray's lectures at the . Unlike traditional histories that celebrate Freud, Onfray applies his "counter-history" method to deconstruct what he views as the "Freudian myth". This volume follows his previous explorations of hedonism
