I know practically nothing about him, he's not taken seriously by people who take the concept of mind seriously. But if he likes Jung, then I'm afraid he's lost me.
They can, but there is a lot of work being done to make sure they don't know there is a contrary opinion. Students and trainees in psychiatry are never exposed to critical views.
Your thoughts on anxiety linked to bipolar are curious. Have you written directly on this? On the surface the two ways of feeling/existing/experiencing the world seem very different.
Any reading recommendation or link to further reading would be appreciated.
On the ideas of philosophers not having any models (100% agree having spoken to a couple recently) do you think Mr Peterson says anything useful? Unlike Chomsky and Dennett, as far as I know, he has spoken to a lot of people as a "clinical psychologist" and although he has not articulated any kind of model (although he likes to talk about Carl Jung a lot) he seems to offer deeper philosophical insights into mental health and personality.
I know practically nothing about him, he's not taken seriously by people who take the concept of mind seriously. But if he likes Jung, then I'm afraid he's lost me.
They can, but there is a lot of work being done to make sure they don't know there is a contrary opinion. Students and trainees in psychiatry are never exposed to critical views.
I hadn't, but if the demand is there, it can probably be done via Substack. Will check.
I wish every medical student and junior doctor in Australia could learn from you, Dr McLaren.
Your thoughts on anxiety linked to bipolar are curious. Have you written directly on this? On the surface the two ways of feeling/existing/experiencing the world seem very different.
Any reading recommendation or link to further reading would be appreciated.
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💖💌👏🥁🔥🥂Dr McLaren have you thought about starting a podcast? Thanks once more.. Orli
On the ideas of philosophers not having any models (100% agree having spoken to a couple recently) do you think Mr Peterson says anything useful? Unlike Chomsky and Dennett, as far as I know, he has spoken to a lot of people as a "clinical psychologist" and although he has not articulated any kind of model (although he likes to talk about Carl Jung a lot) he seems to offer deeper philosophical insights into mental health and personality.