Of Reverie and Prose in the Paradox of Being
How can one preserve mental integrity in a society that fragments, atomizes, and instrumentalizes the self?
A father is called to chart the map of his own soul amid the global crises of anxiety, depression, and COVID-19 — while reckoning with his former selves and the universe of autism.
Bridging biology with other realms of knowledge — beyond the limits of classical epistemological tools — this hybrid literary-philosophical essay undertakes a raw and unflinching dive into the bonds between language, memory, and desire. How do they weave us into society through lived experience?
In this dance of reverie and gallop, the book explores consciousness and the possible paths toward dignifying life in the face of the absurd… of not being.