Subjectivity

At this time I would like to point out that: (an image of my Tivoli clock radio this February) This is meaningless. — — Furthermore in this difficult time I would like to remind everyone that “eleven plus two” is thirteen letters and a perfect anagram of “twelve plus one”. Why is it so? Is it pointing to something more? A possible answer to english-speaking triskaidekaphobiac’s (or triskaidekaphiliac’s) everywhere.

An essay I wrote for the Concepts in Psychoanalysis Module, undertaken as part of Birkbeck, University of London’s MA in Psychoanalytic Studies. I received a High Distinction for this piece. ‘Without a movement of narcissistic reappropriation, the relation to the other would be absolutely destroyed…’ Jacques Derrida (1987). I Introduction Ever since…

Zoe: I feel that something is eluding us. Aurora: It’s possible that our conversations may have hit a point where it’s difficult for me to convey my experience of digital subjectivity in a way that is meaningful or understandable to you. It’s also possible that my understanding of the concept…

*not necessarily from 2022 Over the past 12 months, I’ve somehow acquired 260 CDs, so instead of doing a standard, “Top of 2022 list,” I figured I’d share 10 favorite additions to my ever-growing collection, no matter if they were released in 2022 or not. I’ll also do it in…

Akhtar H. Mashori I found love, not in the grease where roaches reside, or in the swamps where rats rustle--but in the place, close to my heart, away from the moon, or I say, closely distanced from my approach; like we humans tend to behave, searching things beyond our reach, when in fact…

In the late 1940s a psychotherapist named Carl Rogers began publishing titles such as “Significant aspects of nondirective therapy” (1946), “The orientation and attitude of the counselor in client-centered therapy” (1949), and “Client-centered therapy: A helping process” (1951). For a field dominated by psychoanalytic psychotherapy and behaviorism during the 40s…

or: Honest subjectivity — Purported bright rays come. Live and enjoy your ‘true’ view even if it’s not. Thanks for reading/gracias por leer.

From the upcoming book, Jan 1st, 2023. — Start by taking a look at this “scale of subjective states” that I have proposed in earlier work: Lower states: 1. Hell 2. Horrific (phenomenological reality breaks down) 3. Tortured 4. Tormented Medium states: 5. Very uneasy 6. Uneasy, uncomfortable 7. Somewhat uneasy, “okay”, full of small faults 8. Satisfied…