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Poe's Unconscious: PSYART: Psychoanalytic Studies of the Arts

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A portal for the convergence of wanderers through the valley of the unconscious mind, as reflected in poetry, prose, music, psychology, and web-communities. Friday, April 27, 2007. PSYART: Psychoanalytic Studies of the Arts. Created in 1997, PSYART. Is an online, peer-reviewed social bookmark that specializes in the psychoanalytic study of literature and any other art. The archived journal is available free. All abstracts can be searched for topics by the "Find" command in such browsers as Netscape, or E...

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Poe's Unconscious: E. A. Poe: A Study of Creativity and Bipolar

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A portal for the convergence of wanderers through the valley of the unconscious mind, as reflected in poetry, prose, music, psychology, and web-communities. Wednesday, April 25, 2007. E A Poe: A Study of Creativity and Bipolar. Although scientific studies in recent years connect creativity to bipolar disorder (manic-depressive illness), the matter is not “settled” and controversies continue about the relationship between mood disorders and writers of prose and poetry. Edgar Allan Poe said:. My favorite q...

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Poe's Unconscious: Poe's Appearance in Baltimore

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A portal for the convergence of wanderers through the valley of the unconscious mind, as reflected in poetry, prose, music, psychology, and web-communities. Saturday, April 28, 2007. Poe's Appearance in Baltimore. Jeffrey A. Savoye in his essay, " Two Biographical Digressions: Poe's Wandering Trunk and Dr. Carter's Mysterious Sword Cane. Although neither man “was scrupulous in his recollection,” their testimonies record Poe’s appearance. His clothing consisted of a sack-coat of thin and sleezy [sic]black...

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Poe's Unconscious: Grace Sparks Comments

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A portal for the convergence of wanderers through the valley of the unconscious mind, as reflected in poetry, prose, music, psychology, and web-communities. Friday, April 27, 2007. Blogger Mark Thwaite should be impressed by the number of comments he received in three days to his post for help on ReadySteadyBlog. His post on 24 April 2007 reads:. A favour: do any readers know of a good theological/philosophical book on the (Christian) concept of grace? Thwaite received 12 comments in three days. Research...

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Poe's Unconscious: To Helen by Edgar Allan Poe

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A portal for the convergence of wanderers through the valley of the unconscious mind, as reflected in poetry, prose, music, psychology, and web-communities. Saturday, May 5, 2007. To Helen by Edgar Allan Poe. I saw thee once— once only— years ago:. I must not say how many — but not many. It was a July midnight; and from out. A full-orbed moon, that, like thine own soul, soaring,. Sought a precipitate pathway up through heaven, There fell a silvery-silken veil of light,. Despite the weather, I see Spring.

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Poe's Unconscious: May 2007

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A portal for the convergence of wanderers through the valley of the unconscious mind, as reflected in poetry, prose, music, psychology, and web-communities. Saturday, May 5, 2007. To Helen by Edgar Allan Poe. I saw thee once— once only— years ago:. I must not say how many — but not many. It was a July midnight; and from out. A full-orbed moon, that, like thine own soul, soaring,. Sought a precipitate pathway up through heaven, There fell a silvery-silken veil of light,. Despite the weather, I see Spring.

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Poe's Unconscious: Wrestling the Forbidden Within the Unconscious Mind

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A portal for the convergence of wanderers through the valley of the unconscious mind, as reflected in poetry, prose, music, psychology, and web-communities. Thursday, April 26, 2007. Wrestling the Forbidden Within the Unconscious Mind. In his book, Metamorphoses. Ovid states in the beginning of Byblis’ tale that it “serves to illustrate a moral:/ that girls should not desire what’s forbidden; ” (p. 322). Human dignity exerts itself through her voice. Since she does not “recognize” her passion...For &#822...

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Poe's Unconscious: An Unquiet Mind

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A portal for the convergence of wanderers through the valley of the unconscious mind, as reflected in poetry, prose, music, psychology, and web-communities. Thursday, April 26, 2007. Poe’s well-known, harsh personality is typical of those who navigate the treacherous waters of the bipolar temperament. In her memoir, An Unquiet Mind. Dr Kay Jamison describes the antagonistic temperament:. No amount of love can cure madness or unblacken one’s dark moods. And, especially, through its savage moods. Mental il...

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Poe's Unconscious: Poe's Incomparable Melody

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A portal for the convergence of wanderers through the valley of the unconscious mind, as reflected in poetry, prose, music, psychology, and web-communities. Tuesday, February 13, 2007. In his poetry, Edgar Allan Poe shines best as a master-craftsman, writes professor of English Killis Campbell of the University of Texas in his essay, " His [Poe] Creed and Practice of Poetry. 8221;….”. According to Campbell, the disparity is wide between Poe’s “best and worst verse.” One can argue th...Poe's best poems, s...

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Poe's Unconscious: A Poe Theory

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A portal for the convergence of wanderers through the valley of the unconscious mind, as reflected in poetry, prose, music, psychology, and web-communities. Wednesday, April 25, 2007. In her book, Touched With Fire:. Manic-Depressive Illness and the Artistic Temperament. Dr Kay Redfield Jamison discusses “artists and their voyages, moods as their ships of passage, and the ancient persistent belief that there exists such a thing as a ‘fine madness’”. I have a mood disorder. I think they're interesting.