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In May 1936, in the Japanese café, Attila József put a notebook in front of him and began to write in it. At that time, as a neurotic patient, he was under the care of Edit Gyömrői. A tool still used in psychotherapy today is the analysis of the patient's writings. The patient is asked to write out everything, to write without stopping, if nothing else comes to mind, to write words that come to mind from the previous word. Hence the term "free ideas" in the title. In two sittings - because he finished the writing later at home. Attila József confesses with astonishing honesty, and Tamás Jordán delivers it in an equally astonishing way.
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