10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «AFFECTLESSNESS»
Discover the use of
affectlessness in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
affectlessness and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
... the oedipal type. Bowlby's "affectionless thief should not be considered
identical with Bender's "affectless" child.3 Affectlessness in children is a
psychopathic or psychopathoid condition resulting from insufficiency of personal
relationships in ...
2
The Seven Deadly Sins: Society and Evil
POLITICS: APATHY. AND. AFFECTLESSNESS. The acedia that overcame life in
nineteenth-century Oceania may have overwhelmed significant portions of
civilization in the twentieth-century Occident. However, acedia need not lead to ...
The picture of affectlessness in an adult has been drawn convincingly by A.
Camus in his novel The Stranger (14). It is, of course, the author's existentialist
philosophy rather than the hero's affectlessness which accounts for the tatter's ...
4
Violence Against Women in Medieval Texts
The affectlessness of rapists in talking about their crimes is a commonplace.
Such affective indifference, noted by the press in the highly publicized Central
Park jogger case (see Newsweek, 23 July 1990, esp. 48-49, for example), was
linked ...
Anna Kłosowska, Anna Roberts, 1998
5
Affect Imagery Consciousness
In such cases avoidance scripts may concern the end state of exhausted
affectlessness more than the sustained rage which produced it. In the extreme
case a schizoid introversive avoidance script might be generated, not against
rage, not ...
6
Reason and Passion: A Celebration of the Work of Hanna Segal
Her strategy in the analysis was this: to hold the analyst at bay by affectlessness.
This affectlessness would also serve, she hoped, to protect the analyst from rude
surprises, such as unsettling shows of feeling or independence; in part, that ...
7
Automotive Prosthetic: Technological Mediation and the Car ...
We prize the unidirectional swiftness and seeming affectlessness of these
experiences, and have come to expect them without question or doubt. We have
naturalized our relationship to the switch, wheel, and keyboard, relying on them
to work ...
Charissa N. Terranova, 2014
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Self and Other: Object Relations in Psychoanalysis and ...
Third, Leites' elaboration of his analysis of Meursault's personality lays great
emphasis on affectlessness as a defense. Specifically, according to Leites, "
Affectlessness is here not only a defense against the various fantasied dangers
of ...
9
The Politics of Aesthetics: Nationalism, Gender, Romanticism
Our reading of The Cenci indeed suggests that the closest cousin to this poetic
anaesthesia is a machinal affectlessness that Shelley associates with the worst
kinds of political violence. About a year before writing The Defence of Poetry, ...
10
Phenomenological Psychology: The Dutch School
emotions become weary so that one can speak of a certain affectlessness. It is as
if nothing any longer interests the one who is falling asleep. All direction toward
what is in the future and each glance toward the past loses interest. The ordering
...
10 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «AFFECTLESSNESS»
Find out what the national and international press are talking about and how the term
affectlessness is used in the context of the following news items.
Bleaker Than Bleak House
His affectlessness allows sentences like "I was told I couldn't stay but no one noticed I hadn't left" to land so hard on your heart that you have to ... «TheStranger.com, Jun 15»
How Do You Solve Problems like Annie and...
Her disorientation is meant to seem inevitable, but Pawlikowski rigs his thesis to propose her affectlessness as a universal condition. «National Review Online, Dec 14»
Book review: Michel Faber, The Book of Strange New Things …
But in The Book of Strange New Things it is woven into the fabric of the book, captured not just in the weird affectlessness of the prose but in its ... «Sydney Morning Herald, Dec 14»
Melbourne Festival review: Imaginative work unleashes wild energies
The affectlessness of their delivery grates, and if you compare these solo performances to, say, the liberation and sense of ownership of the ... «Sydney Morning Herald, Oct 14»
'LA Plays Itself,' but do films get it right?
I ask because the affectlessness of it, even the deadpan quality of it, suits the material. cComments. LA is an anomaly. It should not exist. «Los Angeles Times, Oct 14»
Manon; Strike! dance festival – review
... is a natural Manon, beguiling us with her dancing even as she spares us nothing of her character's affectlessness and mercenary calculation. «The Guardian, Oct 14»
The Equalizer, Jimi, and Denzel's Duality
... the race incident portrays plain injustice and Hendrix's political affectlessness — just like the victim protagonist in 12 Years. Is it possible the ... «National Review Online, Sep 14»
Wild, Foxcatcher, Rosewater and More: Hunting for Hits at Telluride …
Carell is masterfully sinister, quietly psycho, but his unexplained, detached affectlessness threatens to make the movie inert. His cold emptiness ... «LA Weekly, Sep 14»
Bartolo Colon is too fun to trade
Colon is weirdly, fantastically chilled out on the mound; his affectlessness seems to owe less to having achieved entry to some sort of ... «SB Nation, Aug 14»
'Medea,' Kathleen Turner and Noël Coward on London Stages
“Nothing — nothing can come between this woman and her misery,” notes the family nanny (played with stunned affectlessness by Michaela ... «New York Times, Jul 14»
