On Peripersonal Space
On Peripersonal Space
In his personal essay On Peripersonal Space, Brian Blanchfield uses the concept of peripersonal space-the entire volume of space within a person's reach, or within a single conceivable momentary extension of his person-as a metaphor to explore the complicated relationship with his mother both throughout childhood and after coming out as gay in adulthood.
Keywords: On Peripersonal Space, Brian Blanchfield, personal essay, peripersonal space, relationships, mother, psychology, stepfather, childhood
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