This Postmodern Realities episode is a conversation with JOURNAL author Alisa Ruddell about her article, “Sigmund Freud and The Making of Our Modern Sexual Identity“.
Editors’ Note: This essay engages Sigmund Freud’s thought and legacy with candor and historical precision. An accurate analysis necessarily involves frank discussion of sexual behavior, impulses, and theories advanced by Freud and his intellectual successors. Author Alisa Ruddell examines this material critically from a Christian moral perspective. Discretion is advised for readers who may find such material unexpected or unsettling.
This is also part of our ongoing Philosophers Series.
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