freud/jung

Question 1

freud/jung (9)

Answer 1

(1) freud

(2) freud’s cases, strengths/weaknesses

(3) jung

(4) jung’s strengths/weaknesses

(5) atheism

(6) agnosticism

(7) new atheism

(8) NA’s challenges

(9) religious responses

Question 2

(1) freud

Answer 2

• (1800-1900) ath/jewish/abuse, god projection
• reductive psychoanalysis/sexual disturbances
• ego/id/superego, primal horde, OC, wish-ful/helplessness

Question 3

(2) freud’s cases, strengths/weaknesses

Answer 3

• studies: schreber, little hans, wolf man
• S: hypnosis/darwin’s tofev, palmer/smith/marx
• W: lack of empirical evidence, not universal (evans, kung, popper)

Question 4

(3) jung

Answer 4

• (1800-1900) swiss christian, freud pupil/disagreed, valued religion
• reductionist/’analytic psychology’, ego/personal unc (shadow)/collective unc
• archetypes, individuation, god within

Question 5

(4) jung’s strengths/weaknesses

Answer 5

• S: clinical observation/a posteriori/experience, religion as a tool (winnicott, durkheim, ward)
• W: lacks empiricism, few overt predictions (popper, allport, hall, brown)

Question 6

(5) atheism

Answer 6

• atheos/’no god’, negative/positive/protest/new atheism
• humanism, naturalism, materialism, rationalism

Question 7

(6) agnosticism

Answer 7

• gnostic/’without knowledge’/middle/third way (strong, weak)

Question 8

(7) new atheism

Answer 8

• NA: 9/11, abolish entirely, science/tech/empiricism, harris/dawkins/dennett/hitchens

Question 9

(8) NA’s challenges

Answer 9

• non-thinking/intellectually irresponsible (harris, dennett), infantile (segan), impedes science (darwin, hitchens)

Question 10

(9) religious responses

Answer 10

• science+religion can work (tennant/anthropic, behe/psyllia)
• increase in popularity (dr morgan, british humanist association/rise)
• increase in religious apologists (eagleton, myers, wilson)