KK> Dostoyevsky (in "Notes from Underground") was a good example of someone
 KK> who knew there was an unconscious but didn't give it a name or formal
 KK> definition.  We humans almost can't talk about something until it has a
 KK> name.  And then, we run the risk of 'reifying' it, i.e., because it has
 KK> a name, therefore it exists.
   It was from this work that I first learned that one could ENJOY an aching
tooth because that tooth BELONGED to the sufferer and his suffering was HIS
suffering.  His groans for all to hear emphasized that!!!  We can also enjoy
nursing our hatreds (our pet paranoias), (Robins and Post, _Political
Paranoia;  The Psychopolitics of Hatred_, 1997.  It may get worse before it
gets better.  
Sincerely, 
                                     Frank
                                                                              
                                                       
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