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OCD and Philosophy: Short Papers on OCD, Psychopathy, and Psychopathology
- Narrated by: Gareth Thomson
- Length: 1 hr and 56 mins
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Short papers on OCD, philosophy, psychopathy, psychopathology generally, and their interrelations.
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- Anonymous User
- 17-02-20
phenomenally sharp analysis of OCD a
This is book is brisk, fast, sharp, deep--and accurate. The author obviously has 'inside information', and has organized it, with beyond-all-belief acuity. If Nietzsche knew about OCD, it would be this. A little edgy for some.
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- Anonymous User
- 20-05-20
insightful about gender
and sexuality, albeit in a rather freudian way. nettle-graspingly resolute, sometimes mysogynist (but semi-accurately so). instructive, taught me some moves, if nothing else,
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- Anonymous User
- 13-11-20
great book
concise and edgy, politically incorrect in a big way, but funny, and true, mostly. useful tips about ocd too
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- Anonymous User
- 22-04-20
absolutely brilliant
this is the most incisive 'insider' look at ocd i have ever read. the author clearly has inside knowledge, and he also has a mass of erudition and carefully honed intelligence. plus, it's really raw and real and accurate. yes, there is some disturbing and politically incorrect material, but that is because, as the author shows, a certain degree of political incorrectness, especially in relation to matters relating to sexuality, is deeply ingrained in ocd. a phenomenal work. highly recommend
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- Anonymous User
- 10-05-20
stellar
very insightful. very rich and intellectually diverse collection. hard to categorize, but cogent. narrator--not so sure. but passable.
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- Anonymous User
- 08-09-19
Good until it’s very sexist
The first hour was very interesting with some excellent ideas. However, around the hour mark there is an entire essay on how a woman is defunct without an assertive man. It talks about how feminists are psychopaths and their cries of psychopathy should not Ben succumbed to by men as it shows weak will. I then looked at the cover and saw two skimpily dressed women and it suddenly all made sense.
I was really enjoying this until this essay, which shows its overall discredit. Such a shame that the author has such flawed thinking.
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