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The Lonely Crowd Within
Afternotes |II| III ⋅ An Ancient Best Seller Resurrected
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Thomas B.
“How About It Father, How Much Easier Would Things Be With Your Son Dead?”
Afternotes |V| I: Carl Whitaker's Radical Prescription for Change
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Thomas B.
II. Psychedelics and the Gift of Subjectivity
Through a Jungian Lens
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III. On the Heights of Rock Bottom
A Primer on the Art of Bouncing Back
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Thomas B.
IV. Grain of Sand, Meet Infinity
Violent Confrontation with Difference and the Possibility of Turnaround
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Thomas B.
What a Dog Knows
Afternotes |II| V: Or, Maslow and Me
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Thomas B.
V. From Shadow to Flesh and Blood
Or, the Elected: Part a
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Thomas B.
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Trances People Live
Afternotes |II| VI: The Normative Trajectory of Life
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Thomas B.
V. From Shadow to Flesh and Blood
Or, the Elected: Part b
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Thomas B.
Dracula as Tragedy and Mirror
Afternotes |II| IV: Viragh's "Can the Vampire Speak" and the Specter of the Familiar
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Thomas B.
Jung Again
Afternotes |II| II ⋅ On a Narrow and Indistinct Path
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Thomas B.
I. Redemption Song
A confession
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Thomas B.
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