The Body as Archive: decoding what is passed down from generation to generation.

One of the leading voices in psychogenealogy, Horowitz explores how family history imprints itself on our very cells. Birth, given names, siblings, symptoms, key dates: everything in our bodies seems to echo the unresolved dramas of the past. A richly layered, at times vertiginous work—yet always driven by a profound impulse to transmit and to heal. Over the course of its pages, a vivid family anthropology unfolds, offering readers an entirely new way to inhabit both their bodies and their histories.