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Cultural Criticism & Psychoanalysis

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EPIS radio focuses on international cultural criticism, existential psychoanalysis and the application of phenomenology to the problems of everyday life.

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Join us for an interview with psychologist, Dr. Eric Greenleaf, as we continue our exploration of the existential, historical, and cultural roots of violence. Our host, Dr. Kevin Boileau continues our ongoing conversation with the... more

Continued exploration of the roots and understandings of violence. Join us in this most important discussion.

Join us for continued discussion about the phenomenology of rage, violence, and the body.

Join us for an exploration of the phenomenology of rage and violence with our host, Dr. Kevin Boileau. We will also consider an object relations approach to an etiological understanding of the emergence of destructive behavior.

Join Prof. Boileau as he continues his musings about the roots of existential resentment that become perpetrated violence.

Enjoy us for continuing exploration of the existential roots of violence within ourselves. We will study together the dialectic between the Apollinian and the DIonysian, the slave type and the master type, within each one of us. Let's... more

Join us for some synthesizing musings about power, resentment, violence, and creativity as our host, Kevin Boileau, consides a number of points, issues, and comments on recent shows.

Join us for continuing conversation with Chris Haley, regarding a critical look at Pierre Bourdieu's views about power and violence. Chris Haley is a core member at the Existential Psychoanalytic Institute & Society, and post-graduate... more

Enjoy this continuing discussion, which will focus on creativity and cultural transformation, in terms of the daimonic. We have enjoyed all prior discussions with Dr. Diamond, and look forward to this one, as well.

Join us for exciting and intriguing discussion with Chris Haley's commentary about Bourdieu's theories of power and violence. Not to be missed.
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