Psiberzerker
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While we're getting semantic, I think you might have missed my point about Psychoanalysis, and read too much into my examples. Psychanalysis doesn't do anything, it's a diagnostic to help you decide what to do. As a psychiatrist, single guy looking for some strange, introspective/Self Actualizing individual, or supervillain bent on using Mind Control for global domination, all Psychoanalysis does is the recon, reveal the worldview you're trying to change (Even if it's just "You're unattractive and I don't want to sleep with you.") and possibly how you could go about that.As far as terminology goes, psychoanalysis is the term used by Sigmund Freud to describe the reasoning (analysis) for mental states (psycho). However I can see why you would think this would refer to the explanation of someones mental illness. For obvious reasons such mental programming will and can cause forms of mental illness, perhaps not even recognizable to the individual.
A world view is much different than little mundain procedures such as how to get a girls clothes off. A world view is how you view the rest of the world, and through what filter or "program" you decide to view it upon. If I am a Muslim I view Christians a certain way and vise-versa. Media controls most peoples perspective on other cultures. Not one of us can be classified as Self-Conscious, everything you have learned or heard is programmed, once the indoctrination is complete, those beliefs begin to manipulate the way you used to view it.
Thanks for the response, but I am looking for "world views". If you want to get into consumption, profit, and sustainability yes america is your number one target. But how did you configure such ideologies, are they your own well developed thoughts and or personal experience? Or are you receiving some sort of programming also. Whenever the software(information) can be recognized by the hardware(you) as being reliable, we should then break free from the program and use one thing that makes us unique, our conscious, and our ability to critical think.
Freud is pretty universally accepted to be a personality defficient delusional Narcissist without a baseline. That was most of his problem, 1) nobody had done this before, so he had to make it up from scratch, 2) Abnormal patients to study without any "Normal" examples to establish a baseline, and 3) the assumption that He was normal himself, and therefore everyone had the same symbolic set, and hangups. This has little to do with the definition of Psychoanalysis, other than the dude what coined the term, but the way I see it, you cannot describe a Normal human Psyche (Which is itself a largely hypothetical ideal) by asking a madman what he learned from other madmen experimenting with cocaine, opiates, crude psychoactives, and dream interpretation. And no, not everyone goes through the infantile erotic stages he described to end up with an Oedipal/Antigone complex, phallic fetishism, and Castration Angsiety/Penis Envy. In short, we're not all like Sigmund Freud, and he was not even remotely sane.