In Samuel Beckett's Letters (blogged here), we see how his intense encounter with psychotherapy presented him with a direct challenge to the rationalism of Descartes.
J. M. Coetzee writes that Wilfrid Bion, Beckett's therapist at the Tavistock Clinic, offered 'an analytic deconstruction of the Cartesian model of thinking' and challenged 'the notion of a private, inviolable, nonphysical mental realm'.
In the middle of cyclone preparation I found a baby bird – one tiny, wild
life amid the wind and rain | Jessie Cole
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My homeplace has experienced four natural disasters in eight years. But I’d
never seen the like of this bird before, vibrantly green and startlingly
beau...
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