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"The psychoanalyst, like the archaeologist

July 8, 2012

Tags: The psychoanalyst, like the archaeologist, must uncover layer after layer of the patient's psyche, before coming to the deepest, most valuable treasures." (Sigmund Freud)

Perhaps this explains my fascination, as a writer and as a topic for my writing, with archaeology. Writing is also a process that deals in levels, the deeper you have insight into your character the more you ‘dig’ at their whys, the essence of the character’s motivation…and of the writer’s. Any thoughts?

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Neot Kedumim Nature Reserve.
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