The play delves into the complex dynamics of identity, devotion, and dependency between two characters who share a tumultuous relationship marked by a love-hate connection. With a blend of humor and poignant moments, it captures the struggles and contradictions inherent in their bond, all set against the backdrop of Chopin's evocative music.
Exploring the roots of irrationality, the author delves into Freud and Klein's theories to address key questions about the nature of the mind and self-awareness. He challenges the notion of the unconscious as a separate entity, proposing instead that it harbors irrational desires that manifest through wish-fulfillment and fantasy. By linking psychoanalytic theory to everyday psychology, he counters skepticism and highlights the relevance of these concepts in understanding human behavior.
This GuideBook introduces and assesses Kant's Critique of Pure Reason, arguably the single most important work in western philosophy. It is ideal for newcomers to Kant's thought.
An illustrated zombie comedy of two brothers trapped in their living room during an apocalypse.