Archive - Journeys Into the Unconscious Mind

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Why We Use Language to Hide, Lie, and Obscure (Vol. 3; Issue 10)

Alan Michael Karbelnig, PhD

Mar 13

Identity, Alienation, Illusion, and Orgasm (Vol. 3; Issue 9)

Alan Michael Karbelnig, PhD

Mar 6

Jacques Lacan's Explanations of Existential Alienation (Vol. 3; Issue 8)

Mar 1

February 2023

The Necessarily Incomplete Nature of Post-Traumatic Narration (Vol. 3; Issue 7)

Alan Michael Karbelnig, PhD

Feb 21

Exploring Emptiness and Its Relation to Psychological Trauma (Vol. 3; Issue 6)

Alan Michael Karbelnig, PhD

Feb 14

And Other Unconscious Invasions of Personal Subjectivities (Vol. 3; Issue 5)

Alan Michael Karbelnig, PhD

Feb 7

January 2023

Why Access to Weapons Remains a Crucial Problem (Vol. 3; Issue 4)

Alan Michael Karbelnig, PhD

Jan 31

Exploring Hidden, Invaluable Founts of Information (Vol. 3; Issue 3)

Alan Michael Karbelnig, PhD

Jan 24

The Perils of Recruiting Psychopaths as Warriors (Vol. 3; Issue 2)

Alan Michael Karbelnig, PhD

Jan 17

How War Criminals Impact Unconscious Minds for Generations (Vol. 3; Issue 1)

Alan Michael Karbelnig, PhD

Jan 7

December 2022

The Multi-Directional Tension Between Individualities (Vol. 2; Issue 50)

Alan Michael Karbelnig, PhD

Dec 30, 2022

How Unconscious Language Biases Contribute to Racism (Vol. 2; Issue 49)

Alan Michael Karbelnig, PhD

Dec 23, 2022

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