Can someone point me toward some journals or other first hand writings of the mentally ill?
Can someone point me toward some journals or other first hand writings of the mentally ill?
Brayden Phillips
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Brandon Ross
the red book
but other than that, I'm interested as well
Cooper Jones
my
William Brooks
Veeky Forums
Samuel Wood
The Yellow Wallpaper
Jace Bailey
Anything Nietszche
Nolan Harris
Do y'all not understand what I'm asking or are you just really committed to being unhelpful?
Aaron Russell
I think youre being picky
Also look up any manifesto of a mass murderer
Leo Sullivan
en.wikipedia.org
I don't know about The Yellow Wallpaper, but Jung went crazy while writing the red book. There's also a bunch of weird drawings he drew.
Angel Johnson
Daniel Paul Schreber - Memoirs of My Nervous Illness
August Strindberg - Inferno
Philip K. Dick - VALIS
Brody Nguyen
Read Van Gogh's letters. He was actually a fairly well-read and literary man.
Evan James
Aurélia by Gerard de Nerval. Also seconding these
Eli Morgan
Evidamment: mon journal, désou.
Daniel Hernandez
Jason Hall
4.48 Psychosis by Sarah Kane is a play that's essentially a suicide note she left before hanging herself from her shoelaces
Ethan Murphy
Wein's works are so comfy in this strange way
Justin Edwards
Strindberg's Inferno is GOAT
James Harris
Operators and Things
Brayden Nguyen
The Eden Express by Mark (son of Kurt) Vonnegut.
Thomas King
>lol that cg jung was just WACKY! talkin about demons n spirits n shit lol ;P
Zachary Mitchell
The Bell Jar
Zeno's Conscience
Gavin Adams
Gogol has a short story where the protagonist turn insane, and it is absolutely brilliant. Cant remember the name, but probably easy to find
Charles Torres
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Tyler Smith
>Biographers and critics have disagreed whether these years in Jung's life should be seen as "a creative illness, a period of introspection, a psychotic break, or simply madness."[7] Anthony Storr, reflecting on Jung's own judgment that he was "menaced by a psychosis" during this time, concluded that the period represented a psychotic episode.[8] According to Sonu Shamdasani, Storr's opinion is untenable in light of currently available documentation.[9]
suck a fat one
Jackson Bailey
If you like Louis Wain, you should check out Chris Beetles's book, Louis Wain's Cats. There's a decent bit of biographical info, but the highlight is the number of beautifully reproduced images from the last period of his life when he was in various mental hospitals. One of my favorite books.
Alexander Nelson
>According to Sonu Shamdasani, Storr's opinion is untenable in light of currently available documentation.
>when u cant in2 jung and all those cRaZy paradigms so u call it psychosis
Lucas Sanchez
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Josiah Martin
>he believed in the occult therefore he must have been crazy
The more you see the less you know
Anthony Russell
Thank you. I will definitely check it out.
>Sell all you have give it to the kittens
And pour the milk on Louis' grave
Aiden Powell
>tfw I want to read Jung 1000x more than I did before
Joshua Rivera
I actually don't think he was crazy. You'll notice the number of posters has gone up to 22.
Charles Robinson
In fact, in light of my own personal experiences with some of the very same things Jung was experimenting with, I'm very much inclined to agree with the man.
Tyler Lee
>psychological "scientists"
Tyler Hill
anton chekhov a mental breakdown
Justin Collins
The diary of Arthur Crew Inman