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Jul 2024
1h 37m

464. The Devouring Mother, War, & Human ...

Dr. Jordan B. Peterson
About this episode

Dr. Jordan Peterson sits down with researcher J. D. Haltigan. They discuss his soft cancellation, evolutionary psychopathology, the devouring mother, and the dissociation of atrocity from guilt.

 

J. D. Haltigan is a researcher in the fields of developmental and evolutionary psychopathology, measurement science, and psychiatric nosology. He has an h-index of 34 and nearly 5,000 citations.

 

 

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For J. D. Haltigan:

 

On X https://x.com/jdhaltigan?lang=en

 

Website https://www.jdhaltigan.com/

 

Substack https://substack.com/@jdhaltigan 

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