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Fires in the Dark: Healing the Unquiet Mind

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By Kay Redfield Jamison
| LIVE! From City Lights
"In this loose sequel to a bestselling memoir of bipolar illness, Jamison, a writer and a psychologist, explores the process of prying a mind from disease or despair. Healing, she writes, depends on "harvesting the imagination" and navigating "the balance between remembering and forgetting"; it also, crucially, relies on support . . .
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In Their Own Words: Narratives of Mania and Depression

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By Kay Redfield Jamison, Byron’s Letters, J.G. Ballard, Abigail Gosselin
| The MIT Press
BeeLine Reader uses subtle color gradients to help you read more efficiently. The reader will excuse my frequent references to the poets for facts to illustrate the history of madness. They view the human mind in all its operations, whether natural or morbid, with a microscopic eye; and hence many things arrest their attention, which would escape the notice of physicians.
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In Their Own Words: Narratives of Mania and Depression

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By Kay Redfield Jamison, Byron’s Letters, J.G. Ballard, Abigail Gosselin
| rb.gy
BeeLine Reader uses subtle color gradients to help you read more efficiently. The reader will excuse my frequent references to the poets for facts to illustrate the history of madness. They view the human mind in all its operations, whether natural or morbid, with a microscopic eye; and hence many things arrest their attention, which would escape the notice of physicians.
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