Modern Boredom: Subjective Distortions of Time in D.H. Lawrence’s Work.
When reading about boredom, one is immediately struck by the protean nature of the concept and the various approaches to the notion. For decades, philosophers and psychoanalysts have analyzed it from many different perspectives. Michèle Huguet, a French psychologist, argues for instance that boredo...
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Études Lawrenciennes
2017
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| Streszczenie: | When reading about boredom, one is immediately struck by the protean nature of the concept and the various approaches to the notion. For decades, philosophers and psychoanalysts have analyzed it from many different perspectives. Michèle Huguet, a French psychologist, argues for instance that boredom originates in the paralyzing conjunction of interest with disinterest (Huguet 183). For Elizabeth Goodstein, boredom is the co-presence of spontaneous desires with repressive social constraints (... |
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