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The New Black
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Unsere-Artikel-Nr.: P35730722
EAN: 9787547322291
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Beschreibung
In an age of widespread depression, what we need is not only medication, but also the wisdom to face grief with honesty and courage. 在抑郁症蔓延的时代，我们需要的不仅是药物，更要学会正确面对悲伤 Darian Leader argues that "depression" itself is a vague term that describes a wide range of states. Given that most so-called "depression" is related to experiences of separation and loss, "mourning" and "melancholia" can be seen as more precise concepts for understanding this phenomenon. Against this backdrop, The New Black: Mourning, Melancholia and Depression-drawing on the ancient concepts of "mourning" and "melancholia," and rich with examples from literature, art, cinema, and the consulting room-explores the general process of mourning from a psychoanalytic perspective, as well as the unconscious responses of individuals across different cultures to separation and loss. It offers a deeply immersive entry point into the crucial yet often overlooked questions surrounding our understanding of "depression. " The loss of a loved one-grief with no place to settle; The departure of a friend-loneliness spreading unchecked; The uncertainty of life-fear of the unknown, lingering and unresolved. In everyday life, depression-whether pronounced or subtle-is everywhere. To escape its grip, modern people often turn to medication. But in The New Black, psychoanalyst Darian Leader argues that our reliance on drugs blinds us to the true roots of depression. Depression, he contends, has more to do with loss and farewell-it is our mourning and melancholia for the past. When familiar relationships are no longer there and new connections have yet to be established, the ultimate question-"Who am I. "-emerges. Through a wealth of case studies, Leader shows us that only by confronting our attachment to-and even hatred of-what we have lost can we truly understand the disarray of the psyche and begin to rebuild the inner world of the self. 达里安-利德认为，"抑郁"本身只是一个描述各种状态的模糊术语，而鉴于所谓的"抑郁"大多与分离和丧失经验相关，可将"哀悼"和"忧郁"视为我们理解这一现象更为精确的概念。在此背景下，《我们为什么会抑郁：哀悼、忧郁与精神分析》从古老的"哀悼"忧郁"概念出发，结合丰富的文学、艺术、电影素材以及咨询室案例，以精神分析的视角探索哀悼的一般性过程，以及不同文化中的个人对分离和丧失的无意识反应，为我们理解"抑郁"概念未曾阐明的关键性问题提供了极具代入感的切口。 亲人逝世，往事难追，悲伤无处安放； 友人别离，渐行渐远，孤独感大肆蔓延； 世事无常，一切悬而未决，未知的恐惧难以消解；.. 在生活中，显著或微小的抑郁情绪无处不在，现代人为了摆脱抑郁的纠缠，往往求助于药物治疗。但在《我们为什么会抑郁》中，精神分析师达里安-利德指出，对药物的依赖会让我们忽略抑郁的真正根源。抑郁更多与丧失和告别有关，是我们对过往的哀悼和忧郁。当熟悉的关系不复存在，新的连接尚未确立，"我是谁"的终极问题便随之浮出水面，利德结合丰富的案例分析告诉我们，唯有直视对失落之物、已逝之人的留恋乃至憎恨，才能真正理解心灵的失序，从而重建自我的内在世界。
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Sprache
- Chinesisch
Autor
- ***** ***********
Erscheinungsjahr
- 2023
Format
- Buch (Softcover)
Anzahl Seiten
- 230