Titlebook: Lacanian Antiphilosophy and the Problem of Anxiety; An Uncanny Little Ob Brian Robertson Book 2015 Brian Robertson 2015 Anxiety.Desire.Sexu

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,Introduction Have No Fear …,relate, almost as if an understanding of the one were only obtainable through a preliminary discussion of the other. There is perhaps good reason for this, especially considering the extraordinary difficulty encountered by those attempting to submit anxiety to a simple, descriptive phenomenology. Tu

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The uncanny,to designate the strange or the suspect, that is, something both unfamiliar and, at the same time, disturbingly familiar.. An encounter with the uncanny is never without an experience of anxiety, however slight or ephemeral. All of a sudden, an object in your immediate environment—or your environmen

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The Demonic Secret,ver quite understanding how or why, it generates a sort of thick, affective clog that chokes us off from any means of articulating whatever it is that’s eating away at us. Why is this exactly? What is it about anxiety in particular that makes it so difficult for language to metabolize and work over

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,Anxiety and Sexual Difference (I): Kierkegaard’s Embarrassing Question,e both “more sensuous” and “more anxious” than men (Kierkegaard 1844, 64, 66). In . (2009), for example, Gregory Beabout flatly dismisses Kierkegaard’s discussion of feminine anxiety as “annoyingly sexist, even by nineteenth century standards” (Beabout 2009, 68). Ultimately, Beabout’s problem stems

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Anxiety in Animals and Speaking Animals,instance, a household dog begins to rove about erratically and whimper helplessly in the event of an earthquake or a great thunderstorm, would one be justified in characterizing the dog’s behavior—that is, its catastrophic reaction—as anxious? Even supposing that it were somehow possible to determin

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