Issue 68 - Freud and Philosophy

[RickLewis]

Issue 68 is out! It has a psychoanalysis/psychology/Freud kind of theme (waves hands vaguely)

It also has an article by Dan Dennett - the first part of his intellectual autobiography. We'll be publishing the second part in Issue 69.

Anyway, all the details are on the main part of the website!

[philofra]

The issue is very interesting. Without Freud and his probing into our psychic I don't think we could have advanced into our complex world.

Buenos Aires has a neighborhood called Villa Freud. Without that area of psychoanalysts I don't think Argentine society could have lived through its schizophrenic existence and emerged into a democracy.

[koyaanisqatsi]

Anyone know where to buy PN in Leicester?

I recently moved to Leicester and can't find the current issue, which sounds excellent. I used to buy it in Birmingham with no trouble. Prior to that I had a subscription.

Anyone able to help?

[Aetixintro]

koya.! Renew your subscription? And for that, I hope you also maintain your subscription to Mind.

[koyaanisqatsi]

I'm in rather dire financial straits at the moment, living on fresh air, the milk of human kindnes and bullshit I tell the bank. I wish I could stretch to a subscription but I have to stretch to the membership of a professional association which I can't really afford. This, sadly, is not optional but in the long run will help me. For now, it's killing me. These things are expensive.

I'd LOVE a subscription to PN, Mind and half a dozen others - fact is, I live on pennies and go to the market at closing time for the cheap fruit/veg they are binning. I buy fish in bulk from a discount importer and sacks of lentils by the muliple-kg to stretch my money. My bike is broken and I have noe way of fixing it.

I literally live hand to mouth and my immediate bank balance determines how many meals I have in a day.



I don't want recognition. Certainly not sympathy.

I am happy. Life is good. I have more books in my house than I can read. A nice back garden where I can drink tea, look at a book, or the clouds or just watch ants go about their business. A bed, under a roof, safe and sound.

What more could I need?

A subscription would be nice.




Rick - give me a sub and one day when I finsih my godwaful stuides I'll pay twice!


Maybe

[amateurphilosophynerd]

I'm in rather dire financial straits at the moment, living on fresh air, the milk of human kindnes and bullshit I tell the bank. I wish I could stretch to a subscription but I have to stretch to the membership of a professional association which I can't really afford. This, sadly, is not optional but in the long run will help me. For now, it's killing me. These things are expensive.

I'd LOVE a subscription to PN, Mind and half a dozen others - fact is, I live on pennies and go to the market at closing time for the cheap fruit/veg they are binning. I buy fish in bulk from a discount importer and sacks of lentils by the muliple-kg to stretch my money. My bike is broken and I have noe way of fixing it.

I literally live hand to mouth and my immediate bank balance determines how many meals I have in a day.



I don't want recognition. Certainly not sympathy.

I am happy. Life is good. I have more books in my house than I can read. A nice back garden where I can drink tea, look at a book, or the clouds or just watch ants go about their business. A bed, under a roof, safe and sound.

What more could I need?

A subscription would be nice.




Rick - give me a sub and one day when I finsih my godwaful stuides I'll pay twice!


Maybe

maybe another thing that could be useful here is some kind person give you a PN sub as a GIFT and the Suggestions Box include GIFT Subscriptions for generous souls to do likewise and spread the love.
i hope something happens
best wishes
APN nb I live on Benefits and all ££ has to go to FUTURE my number one need so everything is either or and lots of bargain hunting for qaulity bargains and lots of budgeting.

[amateurphilosophynerd]

This issue is friendly to my continental side.....