
经验的政治
Politics of Experience
R. D. Laing · 初版 1971 年
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《The Politics of Experience and The Bird of Paradise》是苏格兰精神病学家 R. D. Laing 于1967年出版的著作。该书由两部分组成:第一部分是1962年至1965年间发表的七篇文章的合集;第二部分是一篇自由流畅的半自传体诗歌与散文。
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Politics of Experience
R. D. Laing · 初版 1971 年
《The Politics of Experience and The Bird of Paradise》是苏格兰精神病学家 R. D. Laing 于1967年出版的著作。该书由两部分组成:第一部分是1962年至1965年间发表的七篇文章的合集;第二部分是一篇自由流畅的半自传体诗歌与散文。
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读 RD Laing 的书对我来说是一段很重要的经历。对那些正试图熬过人生低谷的人,我推荐《The Divided Self》、《The Politics of Experience》和《The Politics of the Family》。如果你想感受一下这人是什么样的,这里有一个题为“Forgetting Depression”的 3 分钟短视频:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pKOxp2q2lss…
Reading RD Laing was an important experience for me. I recommend the Divided Self, the Politics of Experience, and The Politics of the Family for others trying to work through their low points. If you want a sense of what the guy was like, here's a short 3 min video titled "Forgetting Depression": https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pKOxp2q2lss…
《分裂的自我》(The Divided Self)+《经验的政治与极乐之鸟》(The Politics of Experience and the Bird of Paradise)+《家庭的政治》(The Politics of the Family)——全是 RD Laing 写的 《文明及其不满》——弗洛伊德 《资本主义现实主义》——Mark Fisher 《无门关》——无门慧开?一本非常古老的中国禅宗/玄学典籍…
The Divided Self + The Politics of Experience and the Bird of Paradise + The Politics of the Family - all by RD Laing Civilization and its Discontents - Freud Capitalist Realism - Mark Fisher Gateless Gate - Mu-men? Very old Chinese mystical text…
…打压下去,哪怕连带着把 Ed Witten 和 Steven Hawking 也拉下一个档次。关于“天才与疯狂之间的联系”的文献充满了争议,甚至接近像《经验的政治》(The Politics of Experience)这种危险又扯淡的民科读物(说它危险,是因为地铁里某个疯子得不到救治、甚至可能把你推下铁轨,这类言论就是原因之一),但关于这个主题确实有一本好书 [2]。我不认为疯癫会导致…
…down even if it also takes Ed Witten and Steven Hawking down a notch. The literature on the "connection between genius and madness" is fraught and close to dangerous and crackpot writings such as The Politics of Experience (e.g. dangerous because it's part of the story why some crazy guy on the subway doesn't get help and might push you into the tracks) but there is one good book on it [2] I don't think madness leads to…