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January 30, 2012
Cigars, Pizza Puttanesca and A Dangerous Method
Watching David Cronenberg's A Dangerous Method can leave the viewer feeling dangerously complacent. Look how far we've come from those uptight Victorian and Edwardian women with their long, rigid corsets; their impossibly white shirtwaists; and their yards and yards of lace. Why, those women were ... More >>
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January 19, 2012
The birth of psychoanalysis in A Dangerous Method
Watching David Cronenberg's A Dangerous Method can leave the viewer feeling dangerously complacent. Look how far we've come from those uptight Victorian and Edwardian women with their long, rigid corsets; their impossibly white shirtwaists; and their yards and yards of lace. Why, those women were ... More >>
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March 17, 2011
Ask a Mexican: Very Superstitous: Why do Hispanics believe in ghosts?
Watching David Cronenberg's A Dangerous Method can leave the viewer feeling dangerously complacent. Look how far we've come from those uptight Victorian and Edwardian women with their long, rigid corsets; their impossibly white shirtwaists; and their yards and yards of lace. Why, those women were ... More >>
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January 7, 2011
Artgasm: This Weekend's Art Openings, January 7-9, 2011
Fun to say, fun to see: This weekend is your last chance to dance in the future fluid, so get thee to the closing reception of Nate Callaghan and Susan Giger's interactive blacklight show, Dancing in the Future Fluid, The River of the Jungian Jungle at Concrete Ocean Art Gallery. Details on this&nbs ... More >>
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December 10, 2010
Artgasm: This Weekend's Art Openings, December 10-12, 2010
If you've been looking for your art experience to get a little more...experimental, you don't want to miss this. This weekend, Concrete Ocean Art Gallery presents Nate Callaghan and Susan Giger's work in a show with a fun-to-say name, Dancing in the Future Fluid, the River of the Jungian Jungle ... More >>
Culture
February 11, 2009
St. Louis Theater Capsules
Dennis Brown and Paul Friswold suss out the local theater scene in St. Louis
Culture
February 4, 2009
Analyze This: New Jewish works the psychoanalytic sex angle
Dennis Brown and Paul Friswold suss out the local theater scene in St. Louis
Calendar
January 28, 2009
A Well-Examined Life
She feld Jung, in a Freudian sense
Culture
January 21, 2009
Naked Came the Schizophrenic: Willy Holtzman's revealing play about Carl Jung's mistress gets a local staging
She feld Jung, in a Freudian sense
News
January 16, 2008
Driving While Mexican-American
The Mexican muses on the high rate of DUIs among Hispanics.
News
November 23, 2005
Exercise Is Like Opium
Unreal visits an anger-management expert. Then, feeling better, we scan the Bargain Box for a money-maker (note: not for shaking) and talk about psychiatrist-patient luv with a Scientologist (oops). Plus: the local blog of an alleged killer.
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October 11, 2000
Divine and Conquer
Dowsing has long been used to find water, but contemporary practitioners are also plumbing spiritual depths
Culture
March 29, 2000
Paintings: Billy Hassell
Elliot Smith Contemporary Art, through April 9
Film
May 19, 1999
In the Beginning ...
Elliot Smith Contemporary Art, through April 9
News
April 7, 1999
Letters to the Editor
Elliot Smith Contemporary Art, through April 9
News
March 31, 1999
Royal Pain
Lacking a monarchy of our own, Americans raised Elvis and Marilyn to sovereign status -- but the very vulnerability that drew us to them was their downfall
Calendar
March 24, 1999
This Week
Lacking a monarchy of our own, Americans raised Elvis and Marilyn to sovereign status -- but the very vulnerability that drew us to them was their downfall

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The birth of psychoanalysis in A Dangerous Method

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Ask a Mexican: Very Superstitous: Why do Hispanics believe in ghosts?

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Artgasm: This Weekend's Art Openings, January 7-9, 2011

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Artgasm: This Weekend's Art Openings, December 10-12, 2010

Culture

St. Louis Theater Capsules

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Analyze This: New Jewish works the psychoanalytic sex angle

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A Well-Examined Life

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Naked Came the Schizophrenic: Willy Holtzman's revealing play about Carl Jung's mistress gets a local staging

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Driving While Mexican-American

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Exercise Is Like Opium

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Divine and Conquer

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Paintings: Billy Hassell

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In the Beginning ...

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Letters to the Editor

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Royal Pain

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