On Being an Object of Analysis — Parapraxis
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My life as an academic article Marci Kwon
On Being an Object of Analysis Autoanalysis Dec 14 Written By Marci Kwon My life as an academic article Marci Kwon The email from my therapist, whom I will call B, arrived under the subject line “Knowing me, knowing you.” An ominous message, until I realized it was the title of an ABBA song. B was writing to ask my permission to publish an academic article about our sessions. He explained that he had anonymized me by changing my ethnicity and field, and assured me I had a say in whether he would publish it. He hoped I would grant him permission. The article was attached for review. This email
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