Freud e Moisés: O segredo por trás do ódio ao vizinho. (Will Responde)

Why do the smallest differences generate the biggest conflicts? In today's video from the Untying Knots channel, Will Figueiredo delves into Freud's "testament": the controversial work "Moses and Monotheism." Written under the shadow of exile and Nazism, this text reveals how a group's identity is constructed through trauma and the invention of enemies. Understand the concept of the Narcissism of Small Differences and how it explains fan wars, political polarization, and intolerance on social media. Furthermore, Will brings in the contribution of anthropologist Arjun Appadurai to discuss the "Geography of Anger" and "Predatory Identities" in the globalized world. #Freud #MosesAndMonotheism #NarcissismOfSmallDifferences #Psychoanalysis #Intolerance #ArjunAppadurai #GeographyOfAnger #UntyingKnots Consultations: https://3eb.com.br/ Instagram: @trieb_psicanalise Vital Goal: Emotional Education in 12 Weeks: https://arteveiculo.kpages.online/met... Newspaper Column: https://diariodoentorno.com.br/catego... TRILOGY "THE RIGHT TO START OVER":    • O Direito de Recomeçar: Uma Jornada de Aut...   In this video we will untangle knots about: Freud's thesis: Why would Moses be an Egyptian and not a Jew? Totem and Taboo: The sacrifice of the father and the foundation of civilization. Narcissism of Small Differences: Why do we hate those who are 95% like us? Anxiety of Incompleteness: Globalization and the fear of the "small number". Ideocide: The attempt to destroy the ideas and discourse of the other. An essential video for those seeking to understand the psychoanalysis of history and the mechanisms of contemporary intolerance. [0:00] Do you have the same enemy as your group? [1:25] Freud's exile and the rise of Nazism [2:04] The controversial thesis: Moses was an Egyptian [3:32] The assassination of the leader and Totem and Taboo [4:14] Collective repression: The founding trauma of culture [5:22] The historical Moses vs. The conceptual Moses [6:24] Narcissism of small differences: The root of war [7:54] Why does a neighbor become an enemy overnight? [8:50] Psychology of the Masses: The Discourse that Underlies Intolerance [10:12] The Idea of ​​"Chosen People" and the Sense of Superiority [11:55] Truth is Mixed: The Attack on the Illusion of Purity [13:21] The Hero Against Evil: Wounded Narcissism [14:17] Arjun Appadurai and the "Fear of Small Numbers" [15:08] Anxiety of Incompleteness in Globalization [16:05] Predatory Identities: When the Other Needs to Cease to Exist [17:30] The Geography of Anger and the Fate of Refugees [18:29] Ideocide: The Destruction of the Discourse and Ideas of the Other [20:15] Conclusion: Freud as Moses Himself in Exile 👉 Subscribe to the Untying Knots Channel for more reflections on Psychoanalysis and Philosophy. Prof. Dr. William Figueiredo is a philosopher, psychoanalyst, and physical educator. He holds a post-doctoral degree in Psychology from the Federal University of Uberlândia and a doctorate in Religious Studies. A specialist in Psychopathology and Social Well-being from the Faculty of Medical Sciences of Santa Casa, he offers online clinical care, supervision, and consulting in human and educational development. He has worked as a collaborating professor in the postgraduate program at the Methodist University of São Paulo. He delivers lectures, training sessions, and workshops focused on active listening, mental health, and educational processes, with an emphasis on: Psychoanalysis, Neuroeducation, Tangential Learning, AI, and Socioemotional Education.