232 definitions
Burnout (n.) begins when the ego overheats from too much of the Same.
Difference (n.) is Otherness without the sting that could make anyone sick.
Exhaustion (n.) is not a defense against alien invasion but a neuronal refusal of excess.
Foreignness (n.) becomes harmless to the consumer by turning into the exotic.
Globalization (n.) dissolves the very boundaries that immunological Otherness requires.
The Immunity (n.) divides the world into inside and outside, friend and foe, self and other.
Immunity (n.) eliminates the foreign for its Otherness even when it poses no danger.
Immunity (n.) builds borders, thresholds, fences, ditches, and walls against universal exchange.
Immunity (n.) asserts the Own by negating the negativity of the Other.
Immunity (n.) refuses not the Other, but too much of the Same.
Inoculation (n.) inflicts a small harm so that a much larger danger will not prove deadly.
A Mental illness (n.) is not an infection but an infarction caused by an excess of positivity.
Modernity (n.) is determined pathologically not by bacteria or viruses, but by neurons.
Otherness (n.) is the fundamental category to which every immunoreaction responds.