Coming to Our Senses

Exploring the intricate relationship between culture, mind, and body, this influential classic offers a profound analysis of Western society's historical denial of physicality. With a focus on somatic experience, the author presents a compelling argument that resonates with contemporary issues like addiction and depression. By intertwining history, philosophy, and psychoanalysis, the book provides an elegant and accessible discourse on how our physical experiences shape and are shaped by the cultural context in which we live.