The Divided Self
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Read on Hacker NewsDo you believe the human condition cannot be explored through nonfiction? No. Would you entertain the idea that perhaps it may be possible to explore the human condition deeper and more profoundly through nonfiction than through fiction? It's not a contest. Find me a fiction book more profoundly descriptive of the human condition than The Divided Self by RD Laing. You don't believe his book is an exploration of his own personal perspective on reality and meaning?
Read on Hacker NewsDo you believe the human condition cannot be explored through nonfiction? Would you entertain the idea that perhaps it may be possible to explore the human condition deeper and more profoundly through nonfiction than through fiction? I think it's actually quite insightful to understand that. Find me a fiction book more profoundly descriptive of the human condition than The Divided Self by RD Laing.
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