To talk about your weekly readings, be it books, textbooks, papers, etc.
I’m still halfway through “Pale Fire” (been kind of busy this week), but I’ll probably finish it in the next few days. I have to say this is the strangest book I’ve read so far, though it’s fascinating me a lot. I restarted from the beginning and while on my first reading of the “Forward”, Kinbote seemed to be a creepy stalker, on my second reading he’s giving some sociopathic vibes. I’m reading the “Commentary” wondering how much of what Kinbote says is real and considering Shade’s death days after finishing the poem,
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I picked up A man and his symbols by Carl Jung and started reading that. Im only on the first part of the book where he discusses how dreams are symbols of our unconscious and carry meaning that we should try to understand. It's an interesting idea and i think the there's some truth to it, but some of it sounds like pseudoscience.
One example he gives was he had a client who had reoccurring dreams of herself walking in the countryside alone. Then one day (in the real life) while she was on a hike a man tried to r*pe her, and Jung used this as evidence that her dream was trying to warn her but im just thinking that sounds like an ad hoc justifcation.
Either way i enjoy. I also read "the horror on dunwitch" by lovecraft and thought that was a great horror short story
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post ur face when u will never get to be a university professor who calls in all his bros to kill an alien
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Yeah that’s what I felt when he was talking about all the dream->reality examples…the cancer woman and the skier are ones I could remember. I do think there is deeper meaning in our dreams, but if I had a dream with tons of booba and poopa, I don’t think a Jungian “psychoanalysis” of it would be very useful lol.
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