Category Archives: Hearing voices

The Blazing World

Posted on April 27, 2015 by Julia Schaffer Gruberg

I am intrigued by Hustvedt’s tome. At first I thought it was fiction, and then when I read the Editor’s Note I thought, No, this is reality, and then the note was signed by IV Hess, and I went back … Continue reading →

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Healing for Hudsvedt, May, Longden

Posted on April 21, 2015 by Amber Chiac

I went to a conference recently and asked Hudsvedt whether she felt that the act of self-representation through writing The Shaking Woman was therapeutic. She said that writing the book was a process of “integrating the unintegratable” and that the … Continue reading →

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Hearing voices…of readings past

Posted on April 19, 2015 by Liz Foley

I see this week’s articles and lectures as having similarities or connections, at least on an implicit level, to earlier readings in the course. An interesting question to ask in connection with voice-hearing might be what the other authors in … Continue reading →

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