Madness (2013)
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Oliver Sacks calls it a state where ‘the world is taken apart, undermined, reduced to anarchy and chaos’. R.D. Laing calls it ‘the only rational way of coming to terms with an insane world’. I call it a misapprehension of the nature of reality; a blurring of the line between what is Self and what is Other. At its basest level psychosis is terror because sound erupts through the ears into the mind, touch painfully ripples the hairs on skin, breath and voice drive the fantastical figures that floa...t in the night in strange and unbalanced packs, and all nourish paranoia.
Later in the day I am admitted to the neuropsychiatric unit. Rose and Henry have disappeared – I am left with the others, full of bile and phlegm. They scream. I am creating shadow while there is light, and then in darkness, I am nothing. To be locked outside the heart of things – the air, the trees, the sky – is this life? Is nothingness a purity of the soul?
Neuropsychiatry sits at the clinical interface of psychiatry and medicine, focusing on brain-behaviour relationships.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Oliver Sacks calls it a state where ‘the world is taken apart, undermined, reduced to anarchy and chaos’. R.D. Laing calls it ‘the only rational way of coming to terms with an insane world’. I call it a misapprehension of the nature of reality; a blurring of the line between what is Self and what is Other. At its basest level psychosis is terror because sound erupts through the ears into the mind, touch painfully ripples the hairs on skin, breath and voice drive the fantastical figures that floa...t in the night in strange and unbalanced packs, and all nourish paranoia.
Later in the day I am admitted to the neuropsychiatric unit. Rose and Henry have disappeared – I am left with the others, full of bile and phlegm. They scream. I am creating shadow while there is light, and then in darkness, I am nothing. To be locked outside the heart of things – the air, the trees, the sky – is this life? Is nothingness a purity of the soul?
Neuropsychiatry sits at the clinical interface of psychiatry and medicine, focusing on brain-behaviour relationships.
What to read after Madness?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Kate Richards to read onlineMoreLess
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