in a way, pretty close to what freud thought I ever tell you I spent two years reading all his books in the mid-90s? The best way to 'get' freud--for better & worse--is "Life Against Death" by Norman O. Brown. SF represents the most radical revolution since nietzsche (they are practically the same person), a great prosaic poet a la Whitman and a liberator when critiqued honestly. Not the cold schematic pervert we caricaturize him as...L. Trilling & S. Sontag called Brown's "LAD" the best interpretation of Freud... I'll try & send you a copy--very readable
in a way, pretty close to what freud thought
ReplyDeleteI ever tell you I spent two years reading all his books in the mid-90s?
The best way to 'get' freud--for better & worse--is "Life Against Death" by Norman O. Brown. SF represents the most radical revolution since nietzsche (they are practically the same person), a great prosaic poet a la Whitman and a liberator when critiqued honestly. Not the cold schematic pervert we caricaturize him as...L. Trilling & S. Sontag called Brown's "LAD" the best interpretation of Freud...
I'll try & send you a copy--very readable
Does this mean that I've completed my treatment?
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Peter