Madness and Blake's Myth

affliction Albion Ancient artist awakening becomes Blake Records Blake's myth Blake's poetry Bleuler Bloom Book of Urizen Bromion character clinical consciousness context Cowper critics curses Damrosch dark death defense describes divided Divine division dramatizes dualism ence engraver Enion Enitharmon epic Erdman eternal existence fallen fantasy feeling Felpham Foucault Four Zoas Freud Frye function Harold Bloom Hayley Hayley's human identity individual innocence insane inspired interpret Jerusalem King Lear labors Lear's Letters living Los's Luvah lyric madman madness Marriage of Heaven mental Milton mind mind's moral mythology nature Nietzsche norm Oothoon origin pathological poem poet poetic politics prophecy prophet psychic dissociation psychological dualism R. D. Laing religious Romantic schizophrenia sense sensibility bards sexual Shakespeare Smart social song Spectre Spectre's suffering suggests symbols Tharmas therapeutic thou tion Tiriel tragedy tragic unity University Press Urthona Vala vision visionary art visionary experience William Blake