Enduring Modernity

Enduring Modernity

Depression, Anxiety and Grief in the Age of Voicelessnes

Sik, Domonkos; Keohane, Kieran; van den Bergh, Bert; Flick, Sabine

Taylor & Francis Ltd

11/2024

240

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9781032661001

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Acknowledgement

Anders Petersen - his life and memory

The original publication of the chapters

Notes on Contributors

1. Introduction: The Work of Anders Petersen

Bert van den Bergh, Sabine Flick, Kieran Keohane, Domonkos Sik

Part 1: Depression, Anxiety and Happiness

2. Introduction to part 1

Carmen Kuhling

3. Authentic Self-Realization and Depression

Anders Petersen

4. Return of the Age of Anxiety: The Embedding of a Late Modern Social Pathology

Anders Petersen

5. 'Clap Along if You Feel Like a Room Without a Roof': Understanding the Pursuit of Happiness as Ideology

Anders Petersen

6. Depression: Emotion and (or) Dis-Connection in Late Modern Society

Anders Petersen, Bert van den Bergh

Part 2: Liberalism and Disenfranchisement

7. Introduction to part 2

Soren Christian Krogh

8. The Demand for Flexibility as a Process of Disenfranchisement

Anders Petersen, Rasmus Willig

9. Evaluations as a Process of Disenfranchisement

Anders Petersen, Rasmus Willig

Part 3: Grief and Diagnostic Culture

10. Introduction to part 3

Svend Brinkmann

11. Grief: The Painfulness of Permanent Human Absence

Anders Petersen, Michael Hviid Jacobsen

12. Grief in an Individualized Society: A Critical Corrective to the Advancement of Diagnostic Culture

Anders Petersen, Michael Hviid Jacobsen

13. Outro: Working with Anders Petersen - A Dialogue with Michael Hviid Jacobsen, Soren Christian Krogh and Carmen Kuhling

14. Index
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disenfranchisement;anxiety;depression;grief;mental health;Anders Petersen;contemporary civilization;contemporary civilisation;performance;evaluation;neoliberal hegemony;flexibility;self-realisation;self-realization;resilience;medication;self-criticism;sociology;social theory;social suffering;social pathologies