Stephen K. Levine argues that poiesis, the creative act, is also
the act by which we affirm our identity and humanity; in exploring
this subject he shows the essential affinity of the creative and
the therapeutic processes and explores the nature of creative acts.
This book looks in detail at the connections between expressive
arts, such as poetry, and psychology and develops understanding of
the theoretical foundations which connect the arts and
psychotherapy. It considers the context in which modern therapy
emerged and looks at various aspects of different arts therapies.
It provides a much-needed step in the theoretical underpinning of
the expressive therapies.
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