Finding Yourself: Doppelgängers

Wanted to look into the representations of Doppelgängers and thought it would make for an interesting video. I had a few thoughts already with Freud's The Uncanny and the film Psycho—Norman and Marian's double doppelgänger—which is why I wanted to talk about the concept of the self and the other within the context of doppelgängers.

Also, apologies for not being able to upload as frequently, I'm attending university and I only just recently organized my schedule to study and make videos! But I have been working on a few projects for the channel so more videos will be uploaded soon!

TIMESTAMPS:
0:00 The Uncanny
3:05 Eyes Without A Face
5:14 Set Doubles
6:15 Return of The Repressed
7:26 Nothing Left But You

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SOURCES:
https://scalar.usc.edu/works/index-2/...
https://scalar.usc.edu/works/index-2/...
https://web.mit.edu/allanmc/www/freud...
https://www.indiewire.com/features/ge...

MUSIC:
Robert Burton Winnipeg Solo Guitar Jazz

tags: Doppelgängers, Doppelgänger, return of the repressed, Sigmund freud, freud, slavoj zizek, zizek, the uncanny, uncanny doubles, uncanny, The Uncanny, Doppelgangers, Alfred Hitchcock, Psycho (1960 film), Eyes Without A Face (film), Identity Crisis, Uncanny Theory, Return of The Repressed, Jordan Peele, US (2019 film), Psychological Analysis, The Double, Identity and Appearance, Repressed Desires, The Uncanny Valley, Psychological Horror, Psychological Themes, Deep Dive into Uncanny Concepts, Psychoanalysis, Philosophy, Psychological Thriller, Human Nature, Self-Reflection, The Other, Freudian Theory in Film, the self, philosophical analysis