Lastly, “Daredevil Psychology” is also an interactive book, which uses examples to better understand the Red vigilante. Eventually Foggy finds these chaotic roles unsustainable and therefore leaves Matt, sometimes as law partner and sometimes as a friend. This is perhaps most evident in his relationship with Foggy Nelson, whom he treats as best friend, partner, kid brother, and taskmaster. As an adult, Matt struggles with his history of diffuse boundaries and conflicting roles, unintentionally re-creating them in his new relationships with family members of choice.
Particularly in the parent/child dynamic, diffuse boundaries can have damaging consequences. Jack is inconsistent in the ways he relates to his son, sometimes forcing him to play the role of partner, at other times a confidant or friend, and at others, a child or son. The book also explains how relationships, both past and present, have (like anyone else) shaped his character as both the lawyer and the daredeviled vigilante: Source: Haven’s Avengers Assembled John Patrick Hayden as Jack “Battlin'” Murdock on Netflix’s Daredevil They need to abandon any ear protection (muffs, plugs, etc.) because it causes an increase in the sensitivity of the auditory system as a result of decreased input.” Those with the condition actually need rich sound environments. Interestingly, Stick is following a real-life protocol for treating hyperacusis. Accordingly, he taunts Matt and orders him to leave the tank. Stick is known for his tough-love approach to mentoring. Continuing from page 117, the book goes on explaining how Matt over comes this hyperacusis: Pgs 116-117 Daredevil #188 (1982) Source: Not A Hoax, Not A Dream!Īnother beautiful thing the book does is that it explains the mental techniques used in Daredevil and show how it would look like in the real world. He pleads to Stick, the man who long ago taught him to master his abilities, to let him stay in the chamber indefinitely to escape the pain brought by his senses gone amok.” His symptoms become so severe that he sequesters himself in a sensory deprivation chamber. Matt contracts, in essence, a rare but real condition called hyperacusis, which is an abnormally strong reaction in auditory pathways when someone is exposed to moderate-level sound.
“When is struck with a second dose of radiation in adulthood, his senses are further amplified to dysfunctional extremes. What makes this book a little bit more interesting than the “Batman Psychology”, is that we get to see how Daredevil/Matt Murdock how he “sees” through his souped-up senses that affect his psyche. For example the “Details” section has three chapters based on sensory skills. The book is divided into 5 sections or topics that each go into subtopics or chapters that explain what makes Daredevil tick through his physical and mental abilities as well as interpersonal relationships.
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