Anxiety is the unexpected, the visit, the news, all that we express the term premonition. According to Freud, it appears as though foreign touches the intimacy of our being up to sway him. Side is the most unpleasant, difficult to say and represent. At its onset, relationship to the world of something cracking, the certainties are suspended and you open a dimension that is not reality, although it is at the heart of our lives: Lacan calls the real size. Anxiety is an obviously necessary, not accidental, though sudden and unmanageable. Without it we become entities responsible for or have desires and constructive relations with others.
The contributions of this volume, which collects the work of teaching of the Lacanian School of Psychoanalysis in Padua, undertake to clarify the role of anxiety as revealing the truth, as a phenomenon expansive priority that dissolves all the rest.
the history of the concept, with its theoretical developments, is dedicated first part of the book. Followed by a second section on writing and anxiety, some devoted to literary paradigms concerning the central theme of the book. The next part concentrates on the relationship between anxiety and women. Concludes the work of a fourth part which refers to the emergency clinic today, highlighting the relationship between anxiety, various forms of dependence and panic i1.
The contributions of this volume, which collects the work of teaching of the Lacanian School of Psychoanalysis in Padua, undertake to clarify the role of anxiety as revealing the truth, as a phenomenon expansive priority that dissolves all the rest.
the history of the concept, with its theoretical developments, is dedicated first part of the book. Followed by a second section on writing and anxiety, some devoted to literary paradigms concerning the central theme of the book. The next part concentrates on the relationship between anxiety and women. Concludes the work of a fourth part which refers to the emergency clinic today, highlighting the relationship between anxiety, various forms of dependence and panic i1.
Cover: Henri de Toulouse-Lautrec Woman
red with white shirt (1889).
Oil on canvas. Madrid, Museo Thyssen-Bornemisza.
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