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Affective disorder and the writing life :the melancholic muse /
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杜威分類號:
616.852700888
書名/作者:
Affective disorder and the writing life : : the melancholic muse // edited by Stephanie Stone Horton.
其他作者:
Stone Horton, Stephanie,
面頁冊數:
1 online resource.
標題:
Affective disorders.
標題:
Authors - Mental health.
標題:
Authors - Psychology.
ISBN:
1137381663 (electronic bk.)
ISBN:
130616687X (ebk)
ISBN:
9781137381668 (electronic bk.)
ISBN:
9781306166874 (ebk)
內容註:
PART I: "COULD IT BE MADNESS, THIS?" AFFECTIVE DIFFERENCE AND THE WORK OF COMPOSITION -- 1. 'What Ceremony of Words Can Patch the Havoc?': Writing, Madness, and Neurodiversity; Stephanie Stone Horton -- 2. Muse Afire: Negotiating the Line Between Creative Pursuit and Mental Illness; Nancer Ballard -- 3. After the Fire Goes Out: Writing Before and After Treatment for Affective Disorder; Lise Bagoley -- 4. Gaps on the Vita; Sharon O'Brien -- 5. Lunatic; Jeannie Parker Beard -- PART II: "THEIR LIVES A STORM WHEREON THEY RIDE": AFFECTIVE (DIS)ORDER AND THE LITERARY IMAGINATION -- 6. Axing the Frozen Sea: Female Inscriptions of Madness; Joann K. Deiudicibus -- 7. The Things We Carry: Embodied Truth and Tim O' Brien's Poetics of Despair; David Bahr -- 8. 'The Incessant Rise and Fall and Fall and Rise': Virginia Woolf's Treading the Waves; Jessica De Santa -- 9. The Fire, The Dark, and the Beautiful Distance; Stephen Newton.
摘要、提要註:
How does affective madness influence the social understanding of writers and other artists, or shape the creative act itself? In a 15-year longitudinal study at the Iowa Writers' Workshop, a study little known outside of psychiatry, 80 per cent of the writers reported either living with, or having had a lifetime incidence of, an affective disorder (depression or manic depression), as opposed to only 30 per cent of non-writer controls. "Affective Disorder and the Writing Life" interrogates the age-old mythos of the 'mad writer' through lived experience, literary analysis, writerly reflection, and contemporary neuroscience. These essays explore how affective disorders colour, drive and sometimes silence the writing mind -- and how affective difference has always informed the literary imagination.
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Affective disorder and the writing life :the melancholic muse /
Affective disorder and the writing life :
the melancholic muse /edited by Stephanie Stone Horton. - 1 online resource.
PART I: "COULD IT BE MADNESS, THIS?" AFFECTIVE DIFFERENCE AND THE WORK OF COMPOSITION -- 1. 'What Ceremony of Words Can Patch the Havoc?': Writing, Madness, and Neurodiversity; Stephanie Stone Horton -- 2. Muse Afire: Negotiating the Line Between Creative Pursuit and Mental Illness; Nancer Ballard -- 3. After the Fire Goes Out: Writing Before and After Treatment for Affective Disorder; Lise Bagoley -- 4. Gaps on the Vita; Sharon O'Brien -- 5. Lunatic; Jeannie Parker Beard -- PART II: "THEIR LIVES A STORM WHEREON THEY RIDE": AFFECTIVE (DIS)ORDER AND THE LITERARY IMAGINATION -- 6. Axing the Frozen Sea: Female Inscriptions of Madness; Joann K. Deiudicibus -- 7. The Things We Carry: Embodied Truth and Tim O' Brien's Poetics of Despair; David Bahr -- 8. 'The Incessant Rise and Fall and Fall and Rise': Virginia Woolf's Treading the Waves; Jessica De Santa -- 9. The Fire, The Dark, and the Beautiful Distance; Stephen Newton.
How does affective madness influence the social understanding of writers and other artists, or shape the creative act itself? In a 15-year longitudinal study at the Iowa Writers' Workshop, a study little known outside of psychiatry, 80 per cent of the writers reported either living with, or having had a lifetime incidence of, an affective disorder (depression or manic depression), as opposed to only 30 per cent of non-writer controls. "Affective Disorder and the Writing Life" interrogates the age-old mythos of the 'mad writer' through lived experience, literary analysis, writerly reflection, and contemporary neuroscience. These essays explore how affective disorders colour, drive and sometimes silence the writing mind -- and how affective difference has always informed the literary imagination.
ISBN: 1137381663 (electronic bk.)
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