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Psyche Singing: Interview With Michael Eigen
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Psychoanalytic Review
|October 10, 2018
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This interview with Michael Eigen is a conversation about doubt, faith, and three influential men, on getting too excited when reading Freud, having a revelation come in a dream, and accepting mortality. It's about starting to write and breaking things down into smaller pieces, a need to play, the madness in all of us, and the basic rhythm of breaking apart and breaking through, and of letting the psyche sing.
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