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Show Notes
On shame, guilt and responsibility.
Taylor Hines, an editor at Damage magazine, talks to George and Alex about his essay "Fool Me Twice" in Issue 4 of the magazine, which deals with the theme Responsibility.
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We discuss:
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Why is Robert Eggers' Nosferatu about shame? What about the Rape of Lucretia?
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What can Frédéric Gros’ A Philosophy of Shame tell us?
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What's the difference between shame and guilt?
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Do psychoanalytic thinkers like Christopher Lasch and Melanie Klein clarify the matter?
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Why do we need to Make Guilt Great Again – but not as affect, as a sense of responsibility?
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Links:
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Fool Me Twice, Taylor Hines, Damage
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Issue 4: Responsibility, Damage
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Do you often feel ashamed? Maybe you should, Nina Power, Daily Telegraph