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9, 50, 78–9, 96, 170,186–7,215, 225   \nauthoritarianism, and conformity 190-1 dogmatic 196   \nauthority, and therapy 179-80 and uncertainty 5, 194–6   \nautobiography, and selftherapy72, 76   \nautonomy, and anxiety 47 and emancipatory politics 213 and relationships 95, 96 and separation 42, 178   \nawareness, of body 77-8 ontological 48-9 of others 50-1 reflexive 35–6,45,52, 148   \nBalint, Michael 132-3   \nBaudrillard, Jean 5   \nBauman, Zygmunt 198   \nBaumeister, Roy F. 74-5   \nBeck, Ulrich 28   \nbehaviour therapy 143   \nBensman, Joseph 94   \nBerger, Peter 83, 190   \nbiography, fantasy 60 individual 5, 54–5, 57–9, 65-6,85   \nbirth, sequestration 203   \nBlakeslee, Sandra 10–14, 22, 33   \nBloch, Ernst 38   \nbody, in life politics 217-20 and narcissism 7, 170, 177–8 and reflexivity of self 7-8, 77-8,98 and risk 126 and self 56–63, 66, 99–103, 186,225-6   \nbonds, social 64, 66, 98, 171   \nBourdieu, Pierre 82   \nBraverman, H. 138   \nBrooker-Gross, Susan 25-6   \nBrumberg, Joan Jacobs 103-4   \ncalendar, life-plan 85, 97   \ncapital punishment 162   \ncapitalism, and modernity 5, 15, 191, 196-7,228 and narcissism 170–1, 172, 175,179   \ncelibacy 63   \nchange, as threatening 183-4   \nchaos, as threat 36-7   \nchildhood, as separate sphere 152-3   \nchildren, and divorce 11-12 see also infant   \nchoice, and life politics 214-15 and lifestyle 5-6, 9, 81-2 and modernity5, 80-2, 84, 102, 106–7, 139, 200, 226-7   \nChristianity, and fate 110   \ncivil society 150-1   \ncivilisation 153–4, 159, 163   \nclass, and emancipation 210, 211 and lifestyle 5–6, 82, 228   \ncloning 220   \nco-dependency 93   \ncocoon, protective 3, 53, 56, 58, 126–33, 167, 182 and basic trust 40, 54, 126, 129 and dissonance 188 and doubt 195-6 threats to114   \nColeman, Vernon, Bodysense 100-2   \ncollage effect 26, 84,188   \ncommitment 19, 38, 41,170 in pure relationship 6, 92–4, 95,98,186–7   \ncommodification 5, 15, 178–9, 196-201   \ncommunication, electronic 4-5, 25-6, 84   \ncompromise 196   \ncompulsion, anorexic 103-8 neurotic 40, 41, 45, 61   \nconflict 150   \nconformity, authoritarian 190-1   \nconscience 154-5   \nconsciousness, practical 36, 37, 43,47,58,61,126   \nconservatism 210   \nconsumerism 81, 172,179, 197-200   \ncontradiction, existential 49   \ncontrol, administrative 149 of body39, 56-7, 61–2 dialectic of 138 local 137-8 social9,15,155–62, 211 therapeutic 179, 180, 202   \nconvention 52 and bodily control 62, 99 and natural attitude 36-7, 41   \ncounterfactuality 28-31, 47-8, 111   \ncreativity, and basic trust 41   \ncrime, and sequestration of experience 8,156-8, 168   \ncrisis 12, 37, 148, 184–5   \ndeath, and fate 109-10 major causes 119-20 sequestration 161-2, 168, 168,203-4 subjective 49-50, 73-4   \ndecarceration 204-5   \ndemeanour 99, 100   \ndependency, and narcissism 173, 175, 178–9   \nDescartes, René 50   \ndeskilling, and abstract systems 22, 137–9,192   \ndestiny 109-11,112   \ndeviance 156-60, 204-5   \ndieting, and bodily appearance 104-5   \ndifferentiation 17-18   \ndiscipline, and body 57 and insanity 160   \ndisembedding mechanisms 17- 20, 20, 138, 148–9, 155, 192,209 and place 2, 146-7 and trust3, 22-3, 30 see also abstract systems disembodiment 59-61 dissonance, cognitive 188 divorce, study of 10–14, 177 doubt 3, 21, 27–8, 84, 142, 225 and authority 194-6 effect on self 181-5\n\n索引\n\n221","previous_page":220,"next_page":222}