Michael Rosen's Sad Book

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This photograph was taken in 1987 by my friend Chris, who had a boat on the Welsh Harp, a reservoir in London. Philosophers in this field tend to focus their questions on the relationship between the mind and the body. ISBN 0-7012-0811-2, archived from the original on 4 October 2002 , retrieved 16 January 2007 ; Leigh, David; Lashmar, Paul (18 August 1985).

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I meet these people and this wave of feeling comes up – I don’t really know what it is, other than I’m saying, ‘How did you do it?They want to figure out what exactly mental states are, and whether or not mental states are part of the brain or part of something outside the physical body.

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With extraordinary emotional elegance, Rosen welcomes the layers of grief, each unmasking a different shade of sadness — sadness that sneaks up on you mid-stride in the street; sadness that lurks as a backdrop to the happiest of moments; sadness that wraps around you like a shawl you don’t take off even in the shower.I am not who I was,” he tells us in Getting Better, and yet “I am still that person, it’s just that something big happened to change me”. But alongside the joy and humour of much of his work, he has experienced personal loss and hardship which has also inspired his writing.