{"id":39,"date":"2010-02-19T18:59:42","date_gmt":"2010-02-19T17:59:42","guid":{"rendered":"http:\/\/vivesur.com\/wpblog\/?p=39"},"modified":"2010-02-19T18:59:42","modified_gmt":"2010-02-19T17:59:42","slug":"estudio-del-miedo","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/www.vivesur.com\/wpblog\/estudio-del-miedo\/","title":{"rendered":"Estudio del miedo"},"content":{"rendered":"

Una de las ideas proyecto de articulo que tengo de vez en cuando es un estudio del miedo. Stephen King se\u00f1ala que es f\u00edsicamente la m\u00e1s debilitante de las emociones humanas. Los bombeos de sangre, los poros chorrean, los aumentos de ritmo card\u00edaco. El miedo es la ra\u00edz de todo mal. Toda la tristeza se basa en el miedo. La condici\u00f3n bajo la que trabajo se basa en el miedo.\"\"<\/a>
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\nEl ataque de p\u00e1nico es la manifestaci\u00f3n f\u00edsica m\u00e1s grande de miedo. Usted obtiene los s\u00edntomas que he enumerado anteriormente, adem\u00e1s de sus extremidades hormigueo y entumecimiento, se obtiene un mareo en la cabeza, un temblor en las piernas. La \u00fanica cosa que no sucede a m\u00ed es lo estereotipado de orinar o ensuciar a ti mismo, por lo que supongo que le estoy agradecido.<\/p>\n

Sin embargo, los aspectos f\u00edsicos no son la mitad de ella. Los ataques generalmente ocurren fuera, cuando hay cargas pasando – tiendas, grandes logos, el tr\u00e1fico pesado, caminos de ancho, un mont\u00f3n de gente alrededor. La mente se rebela: es sobrecargada, es decir demasiada informaci\u00f3n. Y luego est\u00e1 este desrealizaci\u00f3n repugnante, y eso es la parte m\u00e1s aterradora: que est\u00e1 convencido de que nada de esto es realmente verdadero, y que el universo est\u00e1 a punto de veces sobre s\u00ed misma. De repente, nada tiene sentido. Frases sin sentido de la conversaci\u00f3n a su alrededor y fragmentos de canciones pasan por la cabeza. Uno siente que han ca\u00eddo en el borde del mundo.<\/p>\n

El ataque de p\u00e1nico es como un rechazo del mundo tal como es. Sartre describe este rechazo como “n\u00e1useas ‘; Soren Kierkegaard llam\u00f3” temor y temblor \u00bb, mientras que Hunter S Thompson apodado” el miedo y el odio “. \u00bfCrees que el Duque de escalonamiento por Las Vegas, que van y vienen de una botella de Ethel y pensar que esto es lo que el mundo hubiera sido como si los nazis hubieran ganado la guerra. Los escritores tienen la costumbre de ver el mundo de maneras extra\u00f1as. Si hay un v\u00ednculo entre la literatura y el p\u00e1nico, o la creatividad y la enfermedad mental en general, sin duda se encuentra aqu\u00ed.<\/p>\n

One of the book project ideas that I get from time to time is a study of fear. Stephen King notes that it is the most physically debilitating of human emotions. The blood pounds, the pores gush, the heartrate increases. Fear is the root of everything bad. All sadness is based on fear. The Condition I labour under is based on fear.<\/p>\n

The panic attack is the greatest physical manifestation of fear. You get the symptoms I\u2019ve listed above, plus your limbs go tingly and numb, you get a dizziness in your head, a shakiness in your legs. The only thing that doesn\u2019t happen to me is the cliched thing of pissing or soiling yourself, for which I suppose I\u2019m grateful.<\/p>\n

But the physical aspects aren\u2019t the half of it. Attacks generally happen outside, when there\u2019s loads going on \u2013 shops, big logos, heavy traffic, wide roads, loads of people around. The mind is rebelling: it\u2019s overloaded, it\u2019s saying too much information. And then there\u2019s this sickening derealisation, and that\u2019s the most terrifying part: you\u2019re convinced that none of this is actually real, and that the universe is about to fold in on itself. Suddenly nothing makes sense. Meaningless phrases from conversation around you and snatches of songs run through your head. You feel like you have fallen off the edge of the world.<\/p>\n

The panic attack is like a rejection of the world as it is. Sartre described this rejection as \u2018nausea\u2019; Soren Kierkegaard called it \u2018fear and trembling\u2019; while Hunter S Thompson dubbed it \u2018fear and loathing\u2019. You think of the Duke staggering through Las Vegas, swigging from a bottle of ethel and thinking this is what the world would have been like if the Nazis had won the war. Writers have a habit of seeing the world in bizarre ways. If there\u2019s a link between literature and panic, or creativity and mental illness in general, it surely lies here.]]<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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