PSYCH 129: Dissociative Disorders
Medlock Holmes enters an extraordinary Neo-Victorian building called The House of Disconnected Rooms.
From outside, it appears to be one house. Inside, however, corridors terminate unexpectedly, doors open into rooms that seem unaware of one another, clocks show different times, mirrors reflect unfamiliar faces, and sections of the archive are inaccessible from the main library.
Nothing has disappeared completely.
The connections have been disrupted.
This becomes Holmes’s central metaphor for dissociation: a disruption in the normal integration of functions that usually operate together -…
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