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  •  6 December 2021
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The return of Freud's group psychology. A popular Chilean revolt approach

Nicol A. Barria-Asenjo, Slavoj Žižek, Rodrigo Aguilera Hunt, José Cabrera Sánchez, Nicolás Pinochet-Mendoza, Jamadier Esteban Uribe Muñoz, Antonio Letelier Soto, 
  •  20 November 2021
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A neglected legacy: Massenpsychologie und ich-analyse in the era of nations and nationalism

Juan García-García, 
  •  12 November 2021
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Narcissistic isomorphisms: The ego, the masses, the Urvater, and the alterity

Mario Orozco-Guzmán, Hada Soria-Escalante, Jeannet Quiroz-Bautista, 
  •  11 November 2021
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Is not being in love, is to love! Going through the psychology of the masses

Jairo Enrique Gallo Acosta, Daniel Alfonso Castiblanco Cortés, 
  •  11 November 2021
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