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“Quand on vend ses livres, on ouvre sa vie à tellement de gens qu'on peut parfois oublier que l'écriture est un sacerdoce solitaire, une vocation du vide.”

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Poésie Liberté éCriture

Author:Paul Éluard

“Écris, que nul ne ce retienne, que rien ne t’arrête : ni homme, ni imbécile machine capitaliste où les maisons d’édition sont les rusés et obséquieux relais des impératifs d’une économie qui fonctionne contre nous et sur notre dos ; ni toi-même.”

Féminisme éCriture Anticapitalisme Autoréalisation

Book:Le rire de la Méduse: Regards critiques

Source: Le rire de la Méduse: Regards critiques

“Je ne suis plus d’accord avec Marguerite Duras qui disait que l’écriture ne laissait pas le temps de vivre, qu’il n’y avait pas de vie en dehors de l’écriture. Pour moi, c’est d’abord la vie, avec ses joies et ses peines, et tout cela peut nourrir l’écriture.”

éCriture

Book:La Lignée

Source: La Lignée

“Quand vous passez des heures immobile, supposément passive, en réalité, c’est une manière de travailler. Faire remonter les choses, se laisser imprégner par la beauté et par l’énergie du monde, c’est permettre de ressusciter un souvenir. C’est une plongée en soi, dans son inconscient, qui permettra aux mots, une fois devant sa feuille, de sortir avec justesse et dans un ordre précis. Par quel miracle ? On ne le sait pas. Notre corps s’en souvient. Ce n’est pas de la magie, c’est une forme d’intelligence émotionnelle et d’empathie. Plus on s’autorise ce genre de rêverie passive-active et plus on devient poreux dans la vie ; plus on se laisse pénétrer et plus cela remonte facilement.”

éCriture

Book:La Lignée

Source: La Lignée

“Not only is the actual word "hysteria" gendered — it once referred to an exclusively female disease, a mental illness thought to be caused by a malfunctioning uterus — there is a very long history of critics using accusations or innuendo about women's mental health or emotional stability in order to shut down their political voices.”

Politics Sexism Misogyny Hysteria Sexist Politics Of The United States Hysterical Female Hysterical Women Sexist Language Hysterica

Author:Sady Doyle

“[...] let us note that a so-called "Sociobiologist" - this word is a whole project by itself - pushed the ingeniosity to the point of replacing matter by "genes", whose egoist selfishness, combined with ant and bee instincts, would have managed to constitute not only bodies but also conscience and at the end, human intelligence, miraculously able to dissert on the genes that amusingly created it.”

Selfish Gene Richard Dawkins Self Contradiction Self Contradictory

Book:From the Divine to the Human: Survey of Metaphsis and Epistemology

Source: From the Divine to the Human: Survey of Metaphsis and Epistemology

“The story of Sybil is true, not fictional or fraudulent. One early commentator actually suggested that Sybil and Dr. Cornelia Wilbur, her treating psychiatrist, were a case of folie à deux, or shared psychosis (Victor, 1975). Having met Dr. Wilbur, listened to her presentations on multiple personality (now known as dissociative identity disorder), and read the many critiques and reviews of Sybil, I have concluded that Sybil was not iatrogenically created by Dr. Wilbur.”

Denial Fake Fraud Dissociative Identity Disorder Multiple Personality Disorder Denial Of Child Abuse Sybil Iatrogenic Sybil Exposed Iatrogenic Harm

Author:Philip M. Coons

“A problem is that Nathan documents Shirley Mason as suffering from a variety of symptoms of a complex dissociative disorder prior to her first contact with Dr. Wilbur, although Nathan denies the dissociative nature of these symptoms. The symptoms described as real by Debbie Nathan include fugue states; blank spells; spending hours playing with imaginary companions with names far beyond the age when this occurs in nontraumatized children; pretending to be “Vicky,” one of her “imaginary companions” at times; her mother calling her by the same names of alter personalities later identified in adult therapy; talking in a high, childish voice when she was no longer a child; numerous symptoms consistent with somatoform dissociation throughout her childhood and adulthood; going downtown to bars to drink with men and not remembering afterward; suddenly becoming comatose in public; and suddenly acting dramatically out of character. All of these symptoms were described to Debbie Nathan in interviews with people who knew Shirley Mason well. Thus, Debbie Nathan’s book actually inadvertently provides documentation of a range of psychological and physical symptoms that would be expected beginning in childhood for someone with a burgeoning dissociative disorder.”

Dissociative Identity Disorder Multiple Personality Disorder Multiple Personalities Dissociative Disorder Didmpd Sybil Sybil Exposed

Author:Colin A. Ross

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