Stephen, I haven't seen the film, though several people have recommended it to me, and it's been quite a while since I used to read a lot in that area, but I see from my scribblings in the margins that I once devoted quite a bit of study to a book by John P. Muller, "Beyond the Psychoanalytic Dyad -- Developmental Semiotics in Freud, Peirce, and Lacan", and the book jacket blurb says he was at the time Chief Psychologist & Education Director at Austen Riggs.
Here is a poem by Emily Dickinson that I inscribed on the inside back cover: Real ---- I like a look of agony, Because I know it's true; Men do not sham convulsion, Nor simulate a throe. The eyes glaze once, and that is death. Impossible to feign The beads upon the forehead By homely anguish strung. Regards, Jon Stephen C. Rose wrote:
Just a note to recommend "A Dangerous Method". Just saw it today. It deals with the split between Freud and Jung and even more with the boundaries of the physical in relationships. It reprised for me a time in my life when I was deep into that area working at Austen Riggs Center and the NY State Psychiatric Institute and studied religion and psychiatry... The film begs for a Peircean review! *ShortFormContent at Blogger* <http://shortformcontent.blogspot.com/>
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