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June 4, 2026Open Access

The State of Urgency and the Production of Borderline Responses in Daily Life

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DSDimitris Seferiadis

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Overview

This article examines how urgency influences psychic processes and relationships, indicating pathways to recovery.

Key Points

  • This article explores how urgency alters anxiety processing and the implications for psychic integration.
  • Theoretical examination of contemporary urgency and anxiety transformation.
  • Analysis of the concepts of Condition of Suspension and the Pause across psychological frameworks.
  • Discussion of relational implications through Projective Identification and the Babel Phenomenon.
  • Urgency transforms anxiety from an informative signal into a pressure for immediate action.
  • The loss of the Pause leads to increased splitting and challenges in psychic cohesion.
  • Restoring the Pause enhances the capacity for ambivalence and supports psychic integration.

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Dimitris Seferiadis (2026) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/6a211670d499ed480b16f69bhttps://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.20502640
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