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My Madness Saved Me: The Madness and Marriage of Virginia Woolf Book

In My Madness Saved Me : The Madness and Marriage of Virginia Woolf, Sas argues that Virginia Woolf was a victim neither of mental illness, nor psychiatry, nor her husband three ways she is regularly portrayed. He finds her to be an intelligent and self-assertive person, a moral agent who used mental illness, psychiatry, and her husband to fashion for herself a life of her own choosing. This is not to impute to Virginia Woolf some sort of limitless freedom of the will, nor is it to deny that the cultural and social milieu in which she grew up and lived had a profound impact on her psyche and her sense of the life choices open to her. It is only to remind us of the primacy of Virginia Woolf as an active, goal-directed, moral agent, responsible equally for her madness-badness and her genius-creativity.Read More

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  • 0765803216
  • 9780765803214
  • Thomas Szasz
  • 15 February 2006
  • Transaction Publishers
  • Hardcover (Book)
  • 169
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