The Twisted Pursuit of Pleasure: Freud’s Influence in Nabokov’s Lolita скачать в хорошем качестве

The Twisted Pursuit of Pleasure: Freud’s Influence in Nabokov’s Lolita

Freud's Pleasure Principle plays a twisted role in Vladimir Nabokov's controversial novel, Lolita. Through the character of Humbert Humbert, we see how the relentless pursuit of pleasure leads to moral decay, manipulation, and ultimately, destruction. We’ll peek into the psychological underpinnings of Humbert's actions, his manipulation of Lolita, and how his obsession leads to a tragic end. By examining the tension between the Pleasure Principle and the Reality Principle, as well as incorporating feminist and ethical critiques, gain insight into one of literature's most provocative characters. Watch to understand how Nabokov masterfully uses psychoanalytic themes to craft a story that is disturbingly compelling. Key Concepts Covered: -Freud’s Pleasure Principle and Reality Principle -Humbert Humbert’s manipulation and obsession -Feminist and ethical critiques of Lolita -The tragic consequences of unchecked desires References: Freud, S. (1920). Beyond the Pleasure Principle. Nabokov, V. (1955). Lolita. If you’re interested in literature, psychology, or the dark side of human nature, hit the subscribe button and join Dr. Kesilman-Davin for more thought-provoking content. Leave your thoughts in the comments below! 00:00 Introduction to the Power of Pleasure 00:32 Freud's Pleasure Principle and Humbert's Obsession 01:56 Humbert's Manipulation and Deception 04:27 The Moral Abyss and Internal Conflict 06:18 The Tragic Climax and Aftermath 07:03 Feminist Critique and the Abuse of Power 07:57 Freud's Death Drive and Humbert's Downfall 09:46 The Real Tragedy: Lolita's Perspective