Cultural Criticism & Psychoanalysis

*** the show begins after the first 2.39 minutes** Continued exploration of the hidden of Eros.

Continuation of our conversation with Dr. Steven Goldman on Ancient Greece and Eros.

This segment explores Foucault’s ideology of normalization, along with his description of the care of the self as praxis of freedom. As a part of our discussion we will also talk about Catherine Millet’s book The Sexual life of Catherine M. and the ecstatic experience of Theresa of Avila and “the wounds of love”.

We will continue our discussion of the historical roots of EROS in ancient Greece and the effects and perversions in todays society. Dr. Steven Goldman will be the guest.  

The EPIS Radio Show–”The Perverse Mind”–will interview noted intellectual, professor, author, and philanthropist Steven Goldman on its radio show this Saturday, January 26, at 3:30 p.m. Mountain Time. The show’s host, Kevin Boileau, notes that this segment, on Eros and ancient Greece, promises to be interesting and valuable, given Goldman’s profound level of scholarship and understanding.

A continued discussion about the loss of eros in our culture and the potentialities about its recovery.

Continued exploration of Eros and Sado-masochism

This segment introduces a discussion of the sadomasochistic distortions of eros in our culture. Promises to be a tickler!

What does it mean to be authentic

continuation of how Eros should play an important part of our self and the culture we live in.

This show examines the psychoanalytic and cultural consequences of the loss of eros.  From Marcuses' concerns to Krafft-Ebing's research, we will discuss the individual, social, and cultural harm that is caused by a withering of the phenomenological conceptions of eros.  Live call in available.

Epis Radio will be live with a test on Eros in the workplace.