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Was he a revolutionary genius or was he a charlatan who stole theories from others?
Sigmund Freud, he died in 1939, yet his profound presence in our life makes him "More Alive Than Dead".
Renowned experts, entertainers, animators, comedians and musicians reflect on the influence of Freudian thought on our culture. Various voices spoke out against it, both within and outside the institutions of psychoanalysis. Despite this, Freudian theory was established in Western culture: The id, ego, superego, free-unconscious association, the Freudian slip.
Freud experts presenting pros and cons, and supported by animations, humor, art and music, are making "More Alive Than Dead" an exhibition of the multi-faceted Freudian influence on our culture and society: There is not an area in the world of ideas, health care or the arts that has not been touched by some Freudian concept. "More Alive Than Dead" points to the certainties and controversies of the man behind Freudian ideas. In a world of â€œpost-truthâ€ and â€œalternative factsâ€, where solid arguments are met with slogans and well-founded theories with ironic comments, Freudian ideas are alive and kicking.

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