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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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Please join us for an exploration of the impact architecture has on the human and non-human lifeworld.
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Join us for preliminary and general discussion about some of the philosophical assumptions of the human anthropology.
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Join us for an introduction to a long discussion about a radical re-design of our human anthropology/subjectivity, our approach to the earth, and our relationships to members of other species.
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Join us for the closing and concluding session regarding the use of psychoanalysis in mediation.
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Join us for exploration of additional topics in the use of psychoanalysis for mediation.
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Please join us for an exciting use of case studies to exemplify the psychoanalytic approach of cyclical dynamics.
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Please join us for a continued exploration of sado-masochistoc relational dynamics and accomplice recruiting, which can devleop a helpful understanding in professiobal conflict resolution work.
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Please join us for continued discussion about the phenomenogical approach to understanding sado-masochistic relational dynamics, sometimes called accomplice recruiting. This understanding can be very helpful for professional... more
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Join us for casual conversation concerning the development of EPIS Radio and its mission. DIscussion will be light and fun, and a way to express gratitude to our listeners over the last three years.
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Join us for a broadcast that develops a phenomenological understanding of the psychoanalytic concept of accomplice recruiting.
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