Reviews for Pathology of attention

The average rating for Pathology of attention based on 2 reviews is 3 stars.

Review # 1 was written on 2019-03-19 00:00:00 Will Jackson Actual representation of me when I finished reading. Jokes aside this book at first was hard even though I read it in my mother tongue my brain at some points couldn't function properly. A couple of days ago someone told me the same things more or less that Freud uses in this book so it was easier for me to comprehend them 'cause Freud was such an intellectual. Anyway, needless to say that just by reading it my anxiety got triggered right?

Review # 2 was written on 2018-08-07 00:00:00 Christopher Stevens Often overlooked, this concise exploration of origins and manifestations of anxiety is often brilliant and provocative. Freud explores the basic properties of fear, anxiety, and touches on the sexual component of these human states of mind/body. Freud hypothesizes that the origin of anxiety is founded in the repressed memory of the human's separation from the mother's originary nutrition during the act of birth. All manifestations of anxiety are (in essence) a resurgence of this primal fear. This is crucial to the role of biology and nourishment to psychoanalysis, often glossed over in its modern variants.