How Did Ancient Egyptians Conceptualize the Human Mind? | Episode 2

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All Things Psychology

Allison Wilam

15 episodes

1 week ago

In this science podcast, we’re going to dive deep into the topic of psychology. We will discuss its history and how it evolved into the discipline we know today. We will cover famous pioneers and their contributions to the field, as well as major topics in modern psychology and contemporary research. This podcast will provide its listeners with a better understanding of what psychology is and does and how it came to be.

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How Did Ancient Egyptians Conceptualize the Human Mind? | Episode 2 | Ancient Civilizations Series

All Things Psychology

8 minutes 55 seconds

3 years ago

How Did Ancient Egyptians Conceptualize the Human Mind? | Episode 2 | Ancient Civilizations Series

In the second episode of the Podcast, I give you an overview over Shamanistic traditions and Ancient Egyptian philosophy - what they theorized about the human mind and how they conceptualized the human psyche.

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Transcripts are available here: https://medium.com/@allisonwilam

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References:

Fontaine, C. (1981). A modern look at ancient wisdom: the instruction of Ptahhotep revisited. Biblical Archeologist, 44(3), 155-160.

Wickramasekera, I. (2014). Early Psychological Knowledge.

Zabkar, L. V. (1968). A Study of the Ba Concept In Ancient Egyptian Texts. University of Chicago Press.