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David Shaddock is an associate editor of Psychoanalysis, Self and Context, a member of the IAPSP International Council and co-leader of the Couples Therapy Interest Group. His most recent books are Poetry and Psychoanalysis: The Opening of the Field and A Book of Splendor: New and Selected Poems on Spiritual Themes. He has a practice in Berkeley.

What is poetry that does not save/Nations or people? asks Czeslaw Milosz, surveying the destruction of Poland in 1944. Is he extolling the

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In this column I want to continue my search for poems that articulate and respond to human suffering, including the murder of innocent children

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One thing after another for the past two years. Trump, Covid, climate catastrophes. And now the war in Ukraine. My mother

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I usually wait for a topic to come to me for these columns, but the death, on November 21st, 2021 of Robert Bly dictates

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It has been said of Freud that he took the gods down from Olympus and placed them in the family. The prophecy that

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A few days ago I had an experience that felt like a bad acid trip. I walked out of my home office, where

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In 2018, the last year for which we have numbers, almost 70,000 Americans died from an opioid overdose. This is a staggering number, almost

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Yesterday at the Farmer's Market (quite probably the last we will have for months) "Tonal Recall" a gray-haired tie-died cover band, kicked off their

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When he firsts views his beloved Beatrice (they are both nine years old), Dante hears two voices in his head: first "Now the

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In Book VI of the Aeneid Virgil interrupts the main action of Aeneas and his men --escaping from Troy and founding Rome--to tell a

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