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Romanzo come terapia e terapia come romanzo

Authors: SCARPELLI, Giacomo;

Romanzo come terapia e terapia come romanzo

Abstract

L'inidividuazione dei legami esistenti tra scienze della mente e narrativa. Legami che si possono far risalire al 1885, anno in cui il giovane Freud divenne allievo di Charcot a Parigi e la rotta della sua vocazione psichiatrica ebbe un colpo di barra decisivo: tra intuizione e immaginazione forse non vi era grande differenza. Da allora e per qualche tempo, creatività e indagine psicopatologica presero ad andare di pari passo nella descrizione della vita mentale dell'uomo (oltre Freud, da William James a Federigo Tozzi, da Pierre Janet a Italo Svevo).

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Storia della Scienza; Storia della Letteraura; ipnosi; psicopatologia; Freud; Charcot; Svevo; Tozzi; James; Janet; Hillman; Schnitzler; Flaubert; Boezio; Le Clézio.

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