by Gerald Faris, Ralph Faris · Trafford Publishing · tapa blanda · ISBN 9781426942969
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«Living in the Dead Zone: Janis Joplin and Jim Morrison» is the psychology essay by Gerald Faris and Ralph Faris, in paperback, 212 pages, in English.
The book analyzes Janis Joplin and Jim Morrison from clinical psychology: both suffered from a borderline personality disorder that was poorly understood in their time. Through recreated psychotherapy sessions, it examines their extreme behaviors, emotional burnout and the relationship between creativity and mental illness.
It was published in December 2010; the cover bears the subtitle Understanding Borderline Personality Disorder and the authors sign as Gerald and Ralph Faris, PhD.
A work for those who want to explore clinical psychology through two rock icons of the 1960s.
