"The Devil finds work for idle hands": this is the high negative idiom that describes for a long idleness and that hides the doing nothing idea, that in this article we try to discredit; in fact idleness can be considered a moment of great creativity that, even better, opposes to nothing's idea. We can suppose that the "nothing's idea" characterizes not the idleness but the boredom. Or better, a particular type of boredom, invincible and that deprives everything of all meanings and in this way we can define as mental illness.
L’ozio e la noia: casi clinici / Padrevecchi, F.; Cavaggioni, Gabriele. - In: RIVISTA DI PSICHIATRIA. - ISSN 0035-6484. - 38:6(2003), pp. 336-341.
L’ozio e la noia: casi clinici
CAVAGGIONI, Gabriele
2003
Abstract
"The Devil finds work for idle hands": this is the high negative idiom that describes for a long idleness and that hides the doing nothing idea, that in this article we try to discredit; in fact idleness can be considered a moment of great creativity that, even better, opposes to nothing's idea. We can suppose that the "nothing's idea" characterizes not the idleness but the boredom. Or better, a particular type of boredom, invincible and that deprives everything of all meanings and in this way we can define as mental illness.I documenti in IRIS sono protetti da copyright e tutti i diritti sono riservati, salvo diversa indicazione.