following issues were addressed in recent meetings:
- 01/10/2011: Bellum iustum: Afghanistan deployment of the Bundeswehr (ARD-Reportage): from political and religious justifications for use in the Hindu Kush
- 01/13/2011: Georg WF Hegel: "War as the father of all things" (reference to Heraclitus)
- 01/17/2011: comparison of justification a war, according to Hegel with the justifications for Afghanistan (Jeff: "Hegel is a Taliban")
- 18/01/2011: aggression theories
- 24/01/2011: Sigmund Freud : How do people deal with aggression? A discussion about the human Schuldbewustein and permanent suppression of human instincts
- The link for the Freud-graph to the superego, ego and [ click ]
- The guilt of man (voltage between the strict super-ego and the subject to him I) as a regulatory body for human aggression.
- guilt is equated with a need for punishment of the superego on the ego. The culture (superego) weakens so the aggressiveness of the people in that it weakens it or suppressed.
emergence of the categories of good and evil
- What is a sense of guilt: You feel guilty if you did something or thought of what once recognizes as "evil."
- The evil is not out of the inside of a man even if you might have internalized it.
- The idea of the morally reprehensible foreign influence, for example, by society, education, media ....
- Why choose against the "pleasure principle" and against evil / Why is subjected to the foreign influence? → Who is a function and helpless feeling, is fear of loss of love have ( see also need structures , old blog entry by Johanna Denfeld and Tina Meyer)
Sigmund Freud: The malaise in the culture:
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