November 2013 – PsychologyTomorrowMagazine

The Neuroscience of Suffering – And Its End

November 26, 2013 Jeff Warren 9

“Do not pursue the past. Do not usher in the future. Rest evenly with present awareness” (Tibetan meditation instruction) It was 1972, and Gary Weber, a 29-year old materials science PhD student at Penn State University, […] […]

The Leisure Hours

November 26, 2013 Rick Whitaker 1

[Psychology Tomorrow Proudly Presents an Excerpt from Rick Whitaker’s An Honest Ghost] Introduction An Honest Ghost is a novel which evolved (over eight years) out of an Oulipo-style strict rule I set for myself at the […] […]

Ingrid Ung

November 26, 2013 Ingrid Ung 0

Ingrid Ung is a Swedish artist born in 1973 and working in Helsinki, Finland. She comes from a long line of feminist artists who seek to mine the ambiguous topography that lies between the genders. […] […]

Once Upon a Mattress: Keigwin + Company

November 26, 2013 Velleda C Ceccoli PhD 0

Those of us who enjoy our beds, and everything that we might do in them, will immediately take to #SHARETHEMATTRESS a whimsical video project about what people do in bed and the many permutations of actions […] […]

Penis Envy: How Size Influences Self-Esteem

November 26, 2013 Stanley Siegel 71

[“Penis Envy” was published in February, 2012 on PsychologyToday.com and removed two weeks later after public controversy.] The center of a man’s existence is his penis. At the root of his self-worth is how he […] […]

Porn Talk: A Conversation, Part II

November 26, 2013 admin 1

[Psychology Tomorrow presents the second part in a series of conversations between Nica Noelle, porn director, actor, and media journalist and Benjamin Peck, attorney, porn actor and frequent contributor to Psychology Tomorrow Magazine. Here, Nica […] […]

Aleksandra Ska

November 26, 2013 Aleksandra Ska 0

Aleksandra Ska, a Polish artist currently living in New York City as an artist-in-residence at Triangle in Dumbo, presents a challenging oeuvre of visual work that traverses the boundaries between feminist critique, social commentary and […] […]

The Way I Least Expected

November 26, 2013 Sarah Beller 5

I’m so sad and depressed I must be an artist, I thought to myself. I didn’t seem to be able to do anything else, and it seemed like the right field for someone who felt crazy. While […] […]

Journey Through Madness

November 26, 2013 Dan L. Edmunds, Ed.D. 7

What is termed “madness” or “mental illness” is for some the only means for expression of their being lost and confused in a world which has caused them deep hurt and pain. Such is not disease but […] […]

Christine Laquet

November 26, 2013 Christine Laquet 0

Christine Laquet’s varied practice spans the disciplines of photography, sculpture, installation, and performance, offering multiple conceptual frameworks in which to consider her stunning productions. A viewer coming to her work will find a bewildering array […] […]