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    The Jealousy Syndrome
    The Jealousy Syndrome
    The Jealousy Syndrome
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    The Jealousy Syndrome

    By Brooke Rogers

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    Jealousy is one of the strongest feelings and irrational. Jealousy is usually connected to a feeling of 'love, but is often confused with a heightened desire for possession. Jealousy is a feeling that usually begins with the idea that what I have more "expensive" might, at any moment, miss. This jealousy causes us to be anxious, we become suspicious, we are afraid of words, of losing something.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherALVIS International Editions
    Release dateOct 25, 2012
    ISBN9781301098767
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      The Jealousy Syndrome - Brooke Rogers

      The Jealousy Syndrome

      Brooke Rogers

      Copyright

      Published by Editions ALVIS at Smashwords

      © 2012 Alvis Ed

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      CONTENTS

      Introduction

      Normality and Pathology

      Jealousy and Psychoanalysis

      Classical Studies

      Recent Studies

      Diagnosis of the Jealousy

      Female and Male Jealousy

      Pathological Syndromes

      Jealousy Retroactive

      Situations at Risk

      Defeating the Jealousy

      The Secret of the Fidelity

      Jealousy and Literature

      Bibliography

      In jealousy there is more self-love than love.

      (François De La Rochefoucauld)

      INTRODUCTION

      Jealousy is one of the strongest feelings and irrational that a man or a woman can experience. Jealousy is usually connected to a feeling of love, but is often confused with a heightened desire for possession. Jealousy is a feeling that usually begins with the idea that what I have more expensive might, at any moment, can go missed. Let's talk about jealousy in the common sense, we are usually jealous when we are afraid of losing something or someone. This jealousy causes us to be anxious, we become suspicious, we are afraid of words, of losing something. Jealousy is a natural feeling and not demonize that, throughout history, has played for the human being, a great importance, since it aims at the conservation of the species and the stability of the couple: speaking from the evolutionary point of view, in males is linked to the security of fatherhood and, therefore, to provide certainty to children of their own, in females, however, is related to the need to keep tied a partner capable of providing food and protection to the children.'' It is therefore of emotion'' not refuse and which not to be ashamed.'' But when jealousy goes beyond the limits, then it may be the case for concern. It is bound to the concept of possessiveness, the possible loss of what is believed to own . Both feelings claim the other want his presence in terms of unique and personal. speak to demand the other because it is considered an object rather than a subject. Often who is affected manifest its jealousy in the absence of any fact, any circumstance which would justify such an experience. Jealousy is present in one or both of the following components: fear of abandonment, loss, separation, of what is considered proper and necessary for your well-being; jealousy and envy of others, which could share what is ours. Jealousy of the features that rival and we do not. In this case, jealousy is not addressed as much to your partner but jealousy is on the third. The jealous love is activated when there is a voltage determined by dissatisfaction, frustration: empty of self that your partner should fill. In this mode of relationship, you tend to hold greedy partner. There is a need exacerbated and liable to be loved, admired and chosen as the only recipients of the investment of love and sexual partner. The jealousy requires a presence and continuous availability and total, unconditional love regardless of the conduct of the jealous person. The jealous partner, with its claim to exclusive possession of the other (idealized) from which to receive unconditional love and total satisfaction, cannot identify the partner as other but as a mirror" of himself.

      NORMALITY AND PATHOLOGY

      When jealousy is present in a couple to a lesser extent, strengthens the union,

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