Mikita Brottman Book order

Mikita Brottman is a British scholar and psychoanalyst recognized for her psychological readings of the dark and pathological elements within contemporary culture. Her work delves into the psychology of horror films, critical theory, and psychoanalytic thought, offering insightful critiques. Through her essays and studies, she explores the allure of compulsive reading and the psychological dimensions of popular culture. Brottman brings a distinctive perspective to the analysis of modern phenomena, uncovering hidden motivations and subconscious forces.

2021
Great Grisby, The
288 pages
11 hours of reading
Exploring the multifaceted role of dogs, this charming bestiary delves into their significance across literature, folklore, and real life. Through the lens of a scholar, psychoanalyst, and cultural critic, the book highlights how dogs influence human culture and relationships, blending insightful analysis with engaging anecdotes. It offers a unique perspective on the bond between humans and dogs, revealing their impact on society and individual lives.
2018
An Unexplained Death
288 pages
11 hours of reading
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The unnerving true story of an unexplained death in Baltimore's historic Belvedere building
2016
The Maximum Security Book Club
Reading Literature in a Men's Prison
288 pages
11 hours of reading
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Exploring the transformative power of literature, Mikita Brottman initiates a book club with inmates at Jessup Correctional Institution. Through ten challenging classics, including works by Conrad, Shakespeare, and Poe, she aims to engage her unique students in deep discussions about morality, identity, and the human condition. This experience not only enriches the convicts' perspectives but also profoundly impacts Brottman, revealing the redemptive potential of storytelling in unexpected places.
2014
The Great Grisby
Two Thousand Years of Literary, Royal, Philosophical, and Artistic Dog Lovers and Their Exceptional Animals
288 pages
11 hours of reading
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Exploring the diverse roles dogs occupy in human culture, this book combines scholarly insights with a charming bestiary featuring dogs from literature, folklore, and real life. The author, a psychoanalyst and cultural critic, delves into the emotional and symbolic significance of dogs, offering a rich tapestry of stories and reflections that highlight their impact on our lives and society.
2012
Hyena
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Hyena investigates this fascinating animal throughout history. Mikita Brottman offers an enlightening view to an often misunderstood animal, showing that the hyena is in fact a complex, intelligent and highly sociable creature.
2008
The Solitary Vice
Against Reading
242 pages
9 hours of reading
3.3(144)Add rating
Exploring the complex relationship between reading and self-discovery, Brottman challenges the conventional wisdom that reading is merely a beneficial pastime. Instead, she likens it to a solitary vice that fosters personal exploration and empathy, allowing readers to experience diverse perspectives and navigate their own inner worlds. By questioning the societal pressure to promote reading as a life-saving activity, the book invites readers to reconsider the significance of literature in their lives, highlighting its intricate blend of fantasy and introspection.

Great Grisby, The

An Unexplained Death

The Maximum Security Book Club

The Great Grisby

Hyena

The Solitary Vice