大流行病的写作和阅读:留下的阴影

IF 0.7 3区 心理学 Q2 PSYCHOLOGY, PSYCHOANALYSIS
Fred L Griffin
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引用次数: 2

摘要

大流行的影响范围是广泛的、深刻的、分层的——既是一种传染源,也是作者将在本文中探索的心理力量。它造成的混乱和随之而来的悲伤可以在它存在的痕迹中找到,这些痕迹保留在疫情结束后的书面作品中。作者借鉴了1918-1920年疫情后富有想象力的作家和弗洛伊德的创造性文本。本文旨在创造一种阅读体验,介绍我们在自己的写作中寻找新冠肺炎大流行影响的方法。
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Writings and Readings of the Pandemic: The Shadows Left Behind
A pandemic’s reach is broad, deep, layered—both as an infectious agent and as the psychological force that will be explored by the author in this paper. The disorder it creates and the sorrow it leaves in its wake can be found in traces of its existence that remain in written works generated in the time after the pandemic is thought to be over. The author draws from creative texts by imaginative writers and Freud written in the period after the 1918-1920 pandemic. This paper is intended to create an experience in reading that introduces ways in which we can look for the influence of the COVID-19 pandemic in our own writing.
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Psychoanalytic Quarterly
Psychoanalytic Quarterly PSYCHOLOGY, PSYCHOANALYSIS-
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