"...though ironically – by taking the radical view that the ground of subjective experience is not psychological but bodily – it represents a true return to Freud (1923; Sheets-Johnstone, 2002), who held exactly this view before abandoning his Scientific Project." 2/2

“stuffing will come of stuffing.”

Made.

Amazing. Thanks for this, Eric. The Mill, in all its (post 80s) manifestations, was idiosyncratic enough to defy the late capitalist logic of so many other Morningside Heights establishments: The recessed paintings, the split level seating, the lime rickeys. It make human sense.

“One of the principal themes that emerges from my story is that of repetition in the sense in which Kierkegaard uses the word: truly to possess something, one must have lost it and found it again”--Beauvoir, 1954.

Yes please: @danielposnermd.bsky.social