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BORDERLINE WELFARE: FEELING AND FEAR OF FEELING IN MODERN WELFARE

BORDERLINE WELFARE: FEELING AND FEAR OF FEELING IN MODERN WELFARE

Feeling and Fear of Feeling in Modern Welfare (The Tavistock Clinic Series)
Politics & SocietyPsychology
Pages
240
Published
2005
Language
English

Synopsis

This academic work explores the intricate relationship between emotional experience and the modern welfare system. It delves into the psychological dimensions of welfare recipients and the broader societal implications of the welfare state, particularly through the lens of psychoanalysis and borderline personality disorder. The book examines how feelings and the fear of feeling shape interactions within welfare contexts.

Prose complexity
10/10

Vibe

InformativeIntellectualComplexThought-Provoking

Genres

Politics & Society Psychology Sociology

Authors

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Andrew Cooper

Andrew Cooper is a thoughtful writer whose work often explores the complexities of modern welfare, notably in BORDERLINE WELFARE and Active Welfare. He also writes on protecting children, and his interests extend to topics like playing in the zone and secret nature.