AN ARRANGEMENT OF KNOWLEDGE CONTEMPORARY ART PRACTICE AND MENTAL HEALTH

STORYING SHEFFIELD

STORYING SHEFFIELD STORYING SHEFFIELD

‘STORY’ SELF COLLABORATION CONTEXT STATEMENT

SELF Inclusion Social Construction Power Environment Narrative

‘STORY’ COLLABORATION CONTEXT STATEMENT SELF

‘STORY’ resistance fragment (co-)construction image representation metaphor ownership

‘STORY’ SELF COLLABORATION CONTEXT STATEMENT

therapy identity

STORYING SHEFFIELD Paul Ricoeur Michel de Certeau Judith Butler Susan Brison Mary O’Hagan

Paul Ricoeur narrative/ identity sedimentation/ innovation

Michel de Certeau the city/ the everyday/ narrative/ space

Judith Butler

Judith Butler

Susan Brison

Susan Brison

Mary O’Hagan

I HAVE LOST MYSELF WHAT IS MY NAME? I HAVE NO NAME. ALL I AM IS SHAPE AND WEIGHT RAPID SHALLOW BREATHING AND A BLACK SPACE INSIDE MY HEAD

Flat, lacking motivation, sleep and appetite good. Discussed aetiology. Cont. LiCarb. 250 mg qid. Levels next time.

The fragments fall beneath as she stretches out her wings

“I am convinced that the desire to formulate truths is a virulent disease….as if formulas about the Universe could ruffle its majesty and as if the commonsense world and its duties were not eternally the really real.”