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Diagnosing the Narrator from 'Fight Club'

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Psychology

 

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John R

 

Date added:

December 5, 2011

 

Level:

University

 

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B

 

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2 / 354

 

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Obviously, not the easiest job to do with a clear conscious , so it is no wonder that he has trouble sleeping. He looks for a doctor to give him a prescription to help him sleep, but instead the doctor recommends he goes to a Cancer support group to see what real suffering is. There, the Narrator is able to find catharsis and sleep well at night...
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There, the Narrator is able to find catharsis and sleep well at night. Eventually the Narrator meets the character named Tyler Durden, who leads him to a lifestyle of anarchy and anti-materialism, culminating in the destruction of the America's major banks and the revelation that Tyler is the Narrator's split personality...
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