Frida Kahlo: Abjection, Psychic Deadness, and the Creative Impulse

Goldsmith, Marlene

doi:10.1521/prev.91.6.723.55959

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“…Creativity helps to "relativize" the ego, so important in Jung's writing; there is a growing sense that the ego participates in a larger reality, and creativity allows surrender to this expanded awareness. If nothing else, the creative process makes one feel alive and leads to self-discovery (Goldsmith, 2004). Creativity often emerges as a response to serious loss, trauma, or the collapse of meaning.…”

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confidence: 99%