Kategorie: Buch
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Andreas Seltzer, Dieter Hacker: „Bürger werden am Kopf mit Sendern angepeilt belauscht angeredet verfolgt gefoltert“
Einen Text von Jeffrey Ladd zum Buch finden Sie auf der Website von Josef Chladek.
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Nan Goldin: „Soeurs, Saintes et Sybilles“
„Dedicated to all our sisters who have committed suicide or have been institutionalized for their rebellion“
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Sander L. Gilman: „Seeing the Insane“
Seeing the Insane is a richly detailed cultural history of madness and art in the Western world, showing how the portrayal of stereotypes has both reflected and shaped the perception and treatment of the mentally disturbed. Covering the Middle Ages through the end of the nineteenth century, Sander L. Gilman explores the depictions of mental…
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Vincen Beeckman: „Si tu ne viens pas je te scalpe“
Ces photographies résultent d’un projet collaboratif mené, chaque semaine pendant six ans, avec les patients de la Devinière, un centre de psychothérapie institutionnelle, situé à Farciennes en Belgique.
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George Alpert, Ernest Leogrande: „Second Chance to Live. The Suicide Syndrome“
„Seven people wo attempted suicide reveal their experiences in a new book SECOND CHANCE TO LIVE: THE SUICIDE SYNDROME. In their own words the tormented seven reveal the stories that led them to their acts of despair and how they were spared.
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Peter Pflügler: Now is not the Right Time
„When I was two years old, my father went into the woods, with the intention of never coming back.“ Peter Pflügler (AT) takes us on an intimate journey through the labyrinth of a family secret. The suicide attempt of his father was concealed for twenty years. And yet he has always somehow known.
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Junpei Ueda: „Picture of My Life“
My parents killed themselves, one after the other, in the winter of 1998. My mother’s depression led her to take her own life, and my father followed her nine days later. Having suddenly a closer relationship with death at just 21 years of age, I decided to write down the things I saw around me,…
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Bettina Flitner : Meine Schwester
Als die Fotografin Bettina Flitner vor einigen Jahren vom Suizid ihrer geliebten Schwester erfuhr, waren die ersten Reaktionen Schock, Lähmung und Verzweiflung. Doch dann entschied sie sich zum Erzählen. Das Ergebnis ist ein tief bewegender, meisterhafter Text, ein Buch der Befreiung.