• E21 - If We Alter Our Mental Health, Does That Alter Our Identity ?

  • Nov 16 2024
  • Length: 58 mins
  • Podcast

E21 - If We Alter Our Mental Health, Does That Alter Our Identity ?

  • Summary

  • Welcome back to another episode of The Things You Can't Touch.

    November is Men's Mental Health Month, a time to shed light on the often-silent struggles men face. As a podcast dedicated to diversifying the world of philosophy, we believe that exploring mental health is crucial - not just through the clinical lens, but as part of broader philosophical dialogues about identity, resilience, and vulnerability.

    This month, we dive into topics that challenge stereotypes, reflect on how cultural expectations impact men’s mental well-being, and encourage open conversations.

    Please follow the conversation below:

    00:00 - Intro

    01:29 - If We Alter Our Mental Health, Does That Alter Our Identity ?

    03:40 - Define The Question

    05:27 - Identity As An Amalgamation

    06:13 - Personality

    07:05 - Mental Health And Mind

    09:44 - Identity Is A Process

    11:54 - Your Mental Health Is Your Personality ?

    14:30 - A False Version Of You

    18:52 - Thought Experiment: The Teleportation Paradox

    38:20 - Change

    41:05 - Some Philosophical Theories

    41:18 - John Locke

    45:49 - Existential And Phenomenological Perspective

    49:20 - Paul Ricouer

    54:38 - Does Your Mental Health Add To Your Story ?

    55:55 - Outro

    Make sure to follow our guest, Ife Alabi, on all his socials !

    TikTok: @corporateia

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