Dark Soul Of The Millennium

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Kafka, philosophers, and Freud, among others, are cited. Every poet has certain main pursuits that are unique to him or her. Edgar Allen Poe had several, such as a love for detective work. In Poe's case, he has invented the entire crime genre of fiction; and essentially, the character of Sherlock Holmes. Dr. Waldman's recurring subjects, contained in this book, are psychiatry and his Jewish background, and like Poe, crime and detective work.
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Kafka, philosophers, and Freud, among others, are cited. Every poet has certain main pursuits that are unique to him or her. Edgar Allen Poe had several, such as a love for detective work. In Poe's case, he has invented the entire crime genre of fiction; and essentially, the character of Sherlock Holmes. Dr. Waldman's recurring subjects, contained in this book, are psychiatry and his Jewish background, and like Poe, crime and detective work.
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  • ISBN-13: 9781934209417
  • Publisher: World Audience
  • Publication date: 2/1/2007
  • Pages: 216
  • Product dimensions: 6.00 (w) x 9.00 (h) x 0.49 (d)

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  • Anonymous

    Posted July 2, 2007

    beautiful, poignant, and evocative

    Dark Soul of the Millennium, a beautiful, poignant, and evocative cornucopia of plays and poetry, is a fantastic voyage and exploration of Freud¿s psychic landscape, especially the Id. One play, Venom ER Theater, reminiscent of Rod Serling¿s Twilight Zone, is an eerie masterpiece. Unforgettable! A must-read!

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  • Anonymous

    Posted July 2, 2007

    A lyrical voice for human rights...

    Dr. Waldman writes about the relevant issues of our time--mental illness, the mysteries of the human mind, and the many faces of violence and trauma. His lyrical voice, sometimes dark, sometimes gentle, speaks of the Holocaust, genocide, disease, war, and 9/11. He is a poet and writer for human rights, reminding us that freedom is our most precious gift. With his psychological, social, and political insights, he jolts us into being and becoming instruments of change.

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