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“…even in the public. I go out of there. I play the dancing with her. Oh, my god! I think I’m look like the crazy monkey. But who care, you know?” |
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If we perceive beauty it induces anamnesis, a memory of a terrific encounter with the Real, a meaningless traumatic hole. Then one must choose: either captive to trauma or captivated by beauty. If one is captive then one remembers only the anxiety of that esoteric encounter with the Real; but, if one is captivated then one is driven by the desire to know and love, to recollect, to recover Prince’s revelation.
Charles Merward, ψa clinical philosopher and psychoanalyst
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