Titlebook: Berserk Style in American Culture; Kirby Farrell Book 2011 Kirby Farrell 2011 anthropology.criticism.culture.language.physiology.psycholog

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Grundlegendes zum Inklusionsbegriffy self-intoxicating, and contagious. Conditioned by style, berserk behavior becomes self-conscious. But since it is also usually richly conflicted, it also invites doublethink or another mode of denial. And since it affects the creaturely ground of personality—fear of death and appetite for life—it can be as inexhaustible as it is intractable.

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Inklusive Berufliche Orientierungtors enjoy living proof that they have mastered death. War demolishes limits and burns off humdrum frustration in the fire of heroic purpose: survival registers as rebirth. But there is an unspoken, tragic volatility in this psychic economy.

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Inklusive Berufliche Orientierungctor misallocated capital … a massive, massive failure [.]. But after the crisis the consequences are even larger, the gap between full employment, potential output and actual output, is trillions of dollars and mounting.”

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Inklusive Bildung forschend entdeckenon that our lives have lasting meaning: that we matter. When that conviction falters, self-esteem suffers, and we face the fear “not so much of extinction, but extinction with insignificance.”. No wonder people will kill to feel right.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-658-32395-0n countries (AD 870–1030) … the Berserks, apparently bearing the same name as the legendary warrior, arose as a predatory group of brawlers and killers who disrupted the peace of the Viking community repeatedly.”. Some sources suggest that the Viking fury was a temporary psychosis induced by eating the mushroom . (Fabing, 239).

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Introduction,n countries (AD 870–1030) … the Berserks, apparently bearing the same name as the legendary warrior, arose as a predatory group of brawlers and killers who disrupted the peace of the Viking community repeatedly.”. Some sources suggest that the Viking fury was a temporary psychosis induced by eating the mushroom . (Fabing, 239).