Magnum - style photography of "ISo there we are for the dimension of difficulty. It culminates at this sort of slight form of anxiety which is called embarrassment. In the other dimension, that of movement, what are the terms that we are going to see sketched out? Descending( 15) towards the symptom it is emotion. Emotion - you will forgive me for continuing to trust in an etymology which has been so favourable to me up to now - emotion from an etymological point of view refers to movement, except that we will give it a little push by putting into it the Goldsteinian meaning of throwing out, ex, of the line of movement, the movement which disintegrates, the reaction which is described as catastrophic. It is useful for me to indicate to you the place where it should be put, because after all, there have been people who have told us that the catastrophic reaction was anxiety. I believe of course that it is not unrelated. What is not related to anxiety? It is a matter precisely of knowing when it really is anxiety. The fact for example that the same reference has been made - and that without any scruple - to the catastrophic reaction to designate the hysterical crisis as such, or again anger in other cases, sufficiently proves all the same that it could not be enough to distinguish, to pinpoint, to highlight where anxiety is. Let us take the next step: we always remain at the same respectful distance from two great traits of anxiety, " --ar 3:2 --chaos 100
