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  • =‘Disorder Under Heaven’ by Slavoj Žižek | 13 June 2019 | European Graduate School {{Right|[[Image:slavoj-zizek-disorder-under-heaven-egs-theoryleaks-1024x576.jpg]]}}<BR><BR>
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  • =“Disorder under heaven” | Slavoj Žižek, Robert Pfaller, et al= {{Right|[[Image:disorder-under-heaven-theoryleaks-1024x576.jpg]]
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  • ...g/archive/lenin/works/1920/lwc/index.htm Left-Wing Communism: An Infantile Disorder]
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  • ...ychosis]]" is used in [[psychoanalysis]] to describe a ''severe [[mental]] disorder'', more serious than [[neurosis]], characterized by disorganized [[thought]
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  • ===Mental Disorder===
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  • ...sed in [[psychiatry]] as one of the most common [[symptom]]s of [[mental]] disorder.
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  • ...the belle ‚me who does not recognise his very own raison d'Ítre in the disorder that he denounces in the world' (E, 70). In a more extreme way, the beautif
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  • ...of [[reality]] is also discernable in [[obsessive]] thinking, [[delusional disorder]]s and [[phobia]]s. Freud comments that the omnipotence of thoughts has bee
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  • ...mental and behavioral disorders such as [[clinical depression]], [[bipolar disorder]], [[schizophrenia]] and [[anxiety disorders]]. ...ialize in certain areas of interest such as [[psychopharmacology]], [[mood disorder]]s, [[neuropsychiatry]], eating disorders, psychiatric rehabilitation, cris
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  • ...number]] of Freud's patients whom he believed to be [[suffering]] from the disorder, including [[Emma Eckstein]], whose surgery proved disastrous. ...personality]] and amnesia; today these symptoms are known as [[conversion disorder]]. After many doctors had given up and accused Anna O. of faking her sympt
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  • ...positive content - he merely adds a signifier which all of a sudden turns disorder into order, into "new harmony," as Rimbaud would have put it. Think about a
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  • ...ly from a chemical imbalance believed to have been brought on by an eating disorder; court-appointed doctors claimed she is in a persistent vegetative [[state]
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  • Of course, the sense of menace had been ignited by genuine disorder and violence: looting did begin at the moment the storm passed over New Orl
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  • Of course, the [[sense]] of menace had been ignited by genuine [[disorder]] and [[violence]]: Looting, ranging from base thievery to foraging for the
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  • ...psychosis]], thus incorporating a [[notion]] of process in his view of the disorder. Jaspers's usage was quickly and widely adopted in Anglo-American psychiatr
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  • ...destructive [[refusal]] to acknowledge guilt, thereby provoking an obvious disorder of ego functioning.
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  • Reich agreed with Freud that sexual development was the origin of [[mental]] disorder. They both believed that most [[psychological]] states were dictated by [[u
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  • ...make every group affiliation sound as if it were a [[sign]] of [[mental]] disorder; everything, from patriotism to religion to family-and [[race]]-loyally, is ...nald, to make every group affiliation sound as if it were a sign of mental disorder; everything, from patriotism to religion to family<img src="/ucp-entities/m
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  • ...l]] rule, that would throw the whole of man's universe into a [[state]] of disorder and evil.<p>
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  • ...results. He began operating on the noses of patients he diagnosed with the disorder, including Eckstein and even Freud himself.
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  • * Esman, Aaron. (2001). Obsessive-compulsive disorder: Current views. Psychoanalytical Inquiry, 21, 145-156. ...en. (2001). Psychoanalytic approaches to treatment of obsessive-compulsive disorder. Psychoanalytical Inquiry, 21, 208-221.
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  • ...use of complexes with something along the lines of [[multiple personality disorder]] would be to stretch the point beyond breaking.
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  • ...example, commonly [[people]] refer to [[others]] with obsessive compulsive disorder as [[anal]].
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  • *[[Obsessive-compulsive personality disorder]]
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  • ...projects its own disorder onto the [[world]] and attempts to [[cure]] this disorder by imposing "the law of the heart" on everyone else. ...belle âme'' who does not recognise his very own ''raison d'être'' in the disorder that he denounces in the world."<ref>{{E}} p. 70</ref></blockquote>
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  • Depression is a mood disorder, understood from the psychoanalytical viewpoint as resulting from an intrap
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  • ...al]] health, schizophrenia is a [[complex]], baffling, and [[frustrating]] disorder. It is not particularly rare, affecting [[about]] 1 percent of the populati ...uggest]], at least tentatively, that schizophrenia was a [[psychological]] disorder that originated, like [[neurotic]] conflicts, in infancy and early [[childh
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  • ...make every group affiliation sound as if it were a [[sign]] of [[mental]] disorder; everything, from patriotism to religion to family-and [[race]]-loyally, is ...nald, to make every group affiliation sound as if it were a sign of mental disorder; everything, from patriotism to religion to family-and race-loyally, is dis
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  • ...tep further. He was a strong proponent of viewing hysteria as a [[mental]] disorder caused by [[memory]] impairment and unconscious forces. He [[chose]] hypnos
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  • ...organization. This behavior is sometimes diagnosed as obsessive-compulsive disorder and may pose significant problems for the person as he or she attempts to c
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  • ...eir common source the [[subject]]'s sexual [[life]], whether they lie in a disorder of his contemporary [[sexual life]] or in important events in his [[past]]
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  • ...of their minds upon their bodies and that the immediate [[cause]] of their disorder is to be looked for in their minds" (1890a, p. 286). Based on the article,
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  • ...[[paranoia]] had been extended to every kind of [[delusion]] and cognitive disorder in a way clearly contradicted by observation, despite the fact that paranoi
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  • ...case]] the [[desire]] to masturbate. We now call this Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder.
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  • ...l]] rule, that would throw the whole of man's universe into a [[state]] of disorder and evil.<p>
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  • :A disorder common in Freud's [[female]] [[patients]] in turn-of-the-century [[Vienna]] :A [[mental]] disorder that involves [[distortion]], but not outright [[rejection]], of reality. [
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  • ...rary [[psychoanalysis]]? [[Freud]] acknowledged this poorly [[understood]] disorder as an awkward gap in his theories. Later it was deemed surprising that hypo ...ustworthy unless it also covers the hypochondriacal symptoms by which that disorder is almost invariable accompanied" (pp. 56-57, n. 3). Freud thus viewed hypo
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  • ...destructive [[refusal]] to acknowledge guilt, thereby provoking an obvious disorder of ego functioning.
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  • Mental [[illness]] is viewed not simply as a pathological disorder, but as a modified mode of being-in-the-world; what is lost in illness is D
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  • ...o various forms of what one could refer to loosely as “attention deficit disorder,” that is, a frantic, thoughtless jumping from [[present]] to ever-new pr
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  • A [[mental]] disorder characterised by gross impairment in [[reality]] testing as evidenced by [[ ...first described in [[psychotic]] patients, although many patients with the disorder are not judged psychotic.
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  • 110. Diagnosis and Treatment of Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder. 208. Mood - Schmood ... Is this disorder thing really real or is it all in ...
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  • ...o take on an illegal character, and the very order of nature seems to us a disorder. The majestic movements of a great people, the sublime fervors of virtue of
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  • ...positive content - he merely adds a signifier which all of a sudden turns disorder into order, into "new harmony," as Rimbaud would have put it. Think about a ...to various forms of what one could refer to loosely as "attention deficit disorder," that is, a frantic, thoughtless jumping from present to ever-new present.
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  • ...can we get "order for free," that is, how can order emerge out of initial disorder? How can we account for a whole that is larger than the mere sum of its par
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  • ...to the brutal imposition of one's own view onto others, the cause of civil disorder. Which is why, if one wants to establish civil peace and tolerance, the fir
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  • * [[Disorder Under Heaven]], 3. April 2019
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  • ...a chance for a new beginning. Or, as Mao Zedong put it, “There is great disorder under heaven, the situation is excellent.” Slavoj Zizek shows the cultura
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  • =‘Disorder Under Heaven’ by Slavoj Žižek | 13 June 2019 | European Graduate School {{Right|[[Image:slavoj-zizek-disorder-under-heaven-egs-theoryleaks-1024x576.jpg]]}}<BR><BR>
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  • ...ould enable us to lead a life beyond hedonist reproduction. This New World Disorder, this gradually emerging world-less civilization, exemplarily affects the y
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  • ...entuated narcissism (since even Freud described neurosis as a narcissistic disorder, his case of "President Schreber" can in fact be interpreted as a narcissis A new clinical definition of borderline disorder was gradually formed, along with its correlate "pathological narcissism"; e
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  • ...ositive content – he merely adds a signifier which all of a sudden turns disorder into order, into 'new harmony', as Rimbaud would have put it. Think about a
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  • * [[Videos/Slavoj Zizek/Disorder Under Heaven]] * [[Videos/Slavoj Zizek/Disorder Under Heaven Egs]]
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