I’ve contributed a chapter to this book; the chapter is called Learn to Forget: a Nietzschean Revaluation of Forgetting in Psychotherapy.
The chapter demonstrates the value of cultivating 'active forgetting', and it's use as an intervention in psychotherapy.
In contrast to the gravity and pathology of more mainstream psychoanalytic and psychodynamic ideas about forgetting, active forgetting is lightness; it is integral to happiness, play, creativity and the possession of power.
The editor described the chapter as, "Unassumingly formidable."
The book is published by Routledge. Re-visioning Existential Therapy: Counter-traditional Perspectives
‘As its power increases, the subjective fades into complete forgetfulness of self.’
Friedrich Nietzsche