Sigmund Freud | The Mind of Leonardo da Vinci | Modernized Audiobook

IMU Publications presents
"The Mind of Leonardo da Vinci" modernized and curated from "Leonardo da Vinci, A Memory of His Childhood" by Sigmund Freud.
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In this audiobook, renowned psychologist Sigmund Freud explores Leonardo's enigmatic mind, uncovering the depths of his artistic visions and scientific inquiries by delving into his past. Freud's profound analysis and interpretation of da Vinci's psyche provide a unique perspective, unveiling the hidden symbolism and psychological complexities behind this Renaissance man.
*While some of Sigmund's ideas may be outdated and controversial, his exploration of Leonardo da Vinci's mind in "The Mind of Leonardo da Vinci" offers valuable and unique insights, even if some of his theories are considered erroneous. Take a critical approach, but enjoy the thought-provoking perspective on da Vinci's creative process that Freud's analysis brings.*
Thank you for listening
Ross Pirsig
IMU - International Municipal University
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[@paulmarak-i4v]

Thanks for your presentation. The vulture bit was very cool. I believe Leonardo was influenced, in some way, by stones. ... perhaps from a cave. I would love to hear your take. Please and thanks. God bless you ❤

[@worldimu]

Thank you for listening and commenting. And yes you are right - Leonardo was interested in pretty much all things that had to do with nature. He was fascinated by the different colored stones and wrote about how he was exploring them and came across the entrance of a big cave. He was filled with fear and desire -- fear of the dark unknown and the desire to explore it. Take care.

[@GR_BackingTracks]

Sounds like Leo had perfectionist leanings that got in his own way sometimes... I can relate.

[@abdulhamidmuktar9763]

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[@Dardi1015]

I am all scuola siniore you i doont now whqt i am i cant tell you ❤

[@OSNLebuna]

interesting take lol