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This second volume of the unexpurgated version of Nin's diary spans the period from October 1932 to November 1934. It draws upon previously unpublished material from the period covered by the first volume of the diary as published in 1966. Incest follows Henry & June ( LJ 10/1/86), focusing not only on Nin's continued relationship with author Henry Miller but also on her physical and emotional attachments to four other men. Nin offers intimate details of disturbing events such as her intense incestuous affair with her father and her abortion during her sixth month of pregnancy. Her diary offers direct insight into a narcissistic, passionate, analytical, and complex mind, but the brief introduction does disappointingly little to explain the editorial process that created this version of Nin's diary, which differs dramatically in style and content from its expurgated counterpart. Nevertheless, this is an important supplement to the 1966 diary and is recommended for most literature collections.
- Ellen Finnie Duranceau, MIT Lib.
Copyright 1992 Reed Business Information, Inc. -- Dieser Text bezieht sich auf eine vergriffene oder nicht verfügbare Ausgabe dieses Titels.
- Ellen Finnie Duranceau, MIT Lib.
Copyright 1992 Reed Business Information, Inc. -- Dieser Text bezieht sich auf eine vergriffene oder nicht verfügbare Ausgabe dieses Titels.
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The author's diary includes details of her relationships with Henry Miller an his wife, June, Antonin Artaud, Rene Allendy, Otto Rank, and her father.
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Enough revisionist feminist baloney. Nin was an immensely gifted and provocative writer possessing a tremendous intellect. These diaries also reveal the pain and strange behavior of a very disturbed mind. That she managed to write at all is a tribute to her inner strength, but...she is no shining example to trot out at NOW chapter meetings and extol as a model for feminine liberation, power or whatever. This was a sad, sad life of languor wrapped in a gauze of (she thought) sexual triumph. I cannot imagine what is so wonderful about a man or a woman who will only be remembered for the erotic literature that s/he churned out. Nin's was a wasted life. Beautifully written, but wasted.
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Incest, the second diary in Nin's "unexpurgated" journal works, is both elegant and disturbing. It is horribly fascinating because it is a "poetic" look at psychic pain. Nin, the reader soon deciphers, was probably a survivor of childhood sexual abuse. While her prose was among the best I had ever read, her attempts to romanticize her sexual relationship with her father did not work with me! She hated men: her father, her husband, her brothers, her therapist, and her countless lovers. She enjoyed hurting them. What does a sick person do to a good husband like Hugo? She abuses him; mistreats and makes a thorough fool of him. After an abortion, does a deranged diarist opt to heal without viewing the aborted fetus? Not at all! She holds the fetus in her arms and babbles about "mothering" Henry Miller! This powerful, but horrific work would be a fascinating case study for any psychologist! Her "passionate" and "white hot" sexual affairs were simply provocative blows of rage against a father who abused her. She was a fantastic artist and a manipulative and ambitious charmer who was able to channel her incredible pain into her work. Even though I am a lover of many of her writings(Henry and June was my favorite!), I will always believe she would have contributed so much more to literature in general if she had received the psychological help she so desperately needed.
Format:Taschenbuch
After reading the book I was convinced that Anais Nin had some kind of chronic mental illness. She lied to everyone she knew. Some passages near the end of the book even convinced me that she lied to her own diary. I felt as if I were in an insane asylum and one of the sickest patients was trying to communicate with me. Its almost embarrassing.
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