This thinker's "scientific self-misunderstanding" is the title topic of a chapter in Jürgen Habermas' Knowledge and Human Interests. Edmund Husserl was posited as this thinker's "philosophical opposite" by Theodor Adorno in Against Epistemology. This man's theories are said to "naturalize" poetry in an essay that describes them as a culmination of Romantic literature. That essay, titled for this thinker "and literature," is a chapter in Lionel Trilling's The Liberal Imagination. In an essay about clues and the scientific method, Carlo Ginzburg argued that the use of "medical semiotics" connec
This thinker's "scientific self-misunderstanding" is the title topic of a chapter in Jürgen Habermas' Knowledge and Human Interests. Edmund Husserl was posited as this thinker's "philosophical opposite" by Theodor Adorno in Against Epistemology. This man's theories are said to "naturalize" poetry in an essay that describes them as a culmination of Romantic literature. That essay, titled for this thinker "and literature," is a chapter in Lionel Trilling's The Liberal Imagination. In an essay about clues and the scientific method, Carlo Ginzburg argued that the use of "medical semiotics" connected the art historian Giovanni Morelli, (*) Sherlock Holmes, and this man. In one book, one of this thinker's theories is critiqued as "theater" in favor of the "factory" model of desiring-production, while another is critiqued for its "familialism" in a chapter subtitled "The Holy Family." That book, the first volume of Capitalism and Schizophrenia, is by Deleuze and Guattari. This thinker claimed that children in the phallic stage want to have sex with their parent of the opposite sex. For 10 points, name this thinker who articulated the Oedipus Complex.
This thinker's "scientific self-misunderstanding" is the title topic of a chapter in Jürgen Habermas' Knowledge and Human Interests.
Sigmund Freud [or Sigismund Schlomo Freud]