Titlebook: Berserk Style in American Culture; Kirby Farrell Book 2011 Kirby Farrell 2011 anthropology.criticism.culture.language.physiology.psycholog

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Fazit, Thesen und Forschungsdesiderate, death nothing matters.” The doomed self can see no future and can scarcely help resenting the lucky ones who will live on. Annihilation resolves all conflict. Given the right story, total death can be totally significant.

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Conclusion,end of mine to ask, “If the concept is so pervasive, how come it isn’t immediately recognized?” An answer came to her in a flash: the berserk is hidden in plain view, like Poe’s purloined letter. Since it shades into everyday behavior and ritual, and takes protean guises in berserk style, it is latent everywhere.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-658-32395-0h of workplace and school rampages in the 1980s, but the idea is venerable. Dictionaries define the berserk state as frenzied, violent, or deranged. The original berserker was “A wild Norse warrior of great strength and ferocious courage, who fought on the battlefield with a frenzied fury known as ‘

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Grundlegendes zum Inklusionsbegriffnon is not a particular butterfly that can be pinned to a specimen board once and for all. The difficulty lies in the comprehensive and interactive nature of the problem. As style, abandon is thoroughly psychosomatic and psychocultural. Its feedback mechanisms mean that it is richly volatile, readil