Spanda: LeGuin, Woolf and the Wave in the Mind
Beneath memory and experience, beneath imagination and invention, beneath words, there are rhythms to which memory and imagination and words all move. The writer’s job is to go down deep…
The Labyrinth and the Maze
This post forms the second half of a discussion opened in the previous one, ‘The Weird and the Uncanny‘. As a way to approach the psychotherapeutic implications, I want to…
The Weird and the Uncanny
Here, I would like to examine more deeply the question of the weird, and its relationship to the uncanny, a concept allied to psychotherapy since Freud’s 1919 essay ‘Das Unheimliche’….