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Exploring the profound impact of parental relationships on children's development, this book delves into an author's life and works, highlighting both positive and negative influences from his parents. Each chapter provides insights into the author's experiences and how they shape his writing, offering a nuanced understanding of the psychic ties that persist throughout life. Through detailed analysis, it reveals the complexities of familial bonds and their lasting effects on creativity and identity.
Exploring the theme of personal growth amidst childhood trauma, the book delves into the experiences of extraordinary talents as they navigate their creative journeys. Shengold highlights the unique gifts and solutions these individuals employ in their quest to reconnect with their maternal figures, shedding light on the universal longing for nurturing and understanding. Through this lens, the narrative examines the intricate relationship between creativity and the impact of early life challenges.
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