Marianne Gruber
mail to Hans Bäck
Dear Hans, I think your suggestion
thinking about writing therapy, very
well. There is a man - Harald Kollegger, - of this has worked very
competent. Might succeed it, to make him a
statement in this blog.
My point:
writing is still a bit better than just reading.
Sometimes such texts, even if they are offered for publication
simply a cry for help: Take Care of me, take me
true, talk to me, take me away important and stuff.
letter helps to gain clarity. You can tell when
own work. Even if you have a thought, a story
can explain very well, the writing still requires a
further clarification.
When you think of Leo Navratil, who has urged his patients to write
and painting, can be to see the therapeutic effect
artistic work clearly. But there was a professional at work
and worthy of publication of the texts he has considered a few
. And always in connection with an accompanying text by
him.
The question remains how to deal with texts in connection with the
publication in a literary-cultural magazine:
It seems as if the therapeutic value of text depending on the degree of attempted
aesthetic. Through the aesthetic
personal, too personal might be something other
is allowed access, creates space, it is a work of art. There are all
Thus, these texts discuss the point, which seems to us
as artistic, is expected to occur. - Would a
also worth discussion. You describe there quite well.
Sartre wrote of Jean Genet that this Besse Sene with each piece
deliver more and more of his demon. Thus, all these texts
therapeutic treat just like any other text.
It is also in these artistic to the potential. Dealing with
the writer is to make sure different. But
again is a different issue. Although we are not all therapists,
but people who are capable of funding - I hope
at least. Sometimes that is enough to help.
Another keyword: V. Frankl once wrote: Two and two is also
then four, when it says a paranoiac. That means: A disease
never cover the totality as a person. The artistic potential
has nothing to do with the disease, but with the
images, metaphors, which selects for the expression. But that's also
our "normal" life and suffering.
Marianne Gruber
Austrian Society for Literature
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