Quote by Sianne Ngai Download Open image ““Envy is, in a sense, an intentional feeling that paradoxically undermines its own intentionality.”” — Sianne Ngai ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 4.7 out of 5 (6 ratings) Copy quoteShare
“Envy is awful. Unlike jealousy, which comes from the threat of losing what you cherish, envy is a dark desire for things over which… — Hilary Thayer Hamann Copy Share Image
“Envy is not meant to cause hatred, but to inspire us to be more.” — Brandon Lee Godbee Copy Share Image
“Judgement is so often a thwarted, frustrated expression of envy.” — Elizabeth Winder Copy Share Image
“Envy is often a clue that there is something latent in you that needs to be expressed.” — Marie Forleo Copy Share Image
“Envy is when you want what someone else has. Jealousy’s when you also don’t want them to have it.” — Kirsten Hubbard Copy Share Image
“The underbelly of envy and jealousy is an unconscious holding back of yourself.” — Dr. Deb Sandella Copy Share Image
“Envy comes from wanting something that isn't yours, but grief comes from losing something you've already had.” — Jodi Picoult Copy Share Image
“Envy is the most futile of emotions. Sometimes, you are envying an idea you have about someone, but you’re actually envying fiction.” — Carol Mason Copy Share Image
“Envy is resentment of good things that happen to other people. Jealousy increases the importance of the person we wish belonged only to us.… — Carlos Fuentes Copy Share Image
“in my afterword, which discusses the ugliest of all ugly feelings: disgust. As” — Sianne Ngai Copy Share Image
“—rather than those of more iconic figures such as Ahab, Othello, or Lear, my focus will be on irritation instead of anger, envy rather… — Sianne Ngai Copy Share Image
“Both are also examples of film noir, a postwar genre commonly understood (even to the point of cliché) as being aesthetically and ideologically driven… — Sianne Ngai Copy Share Image
“In other words, a positional parallelism in which sound is foregrounded as an independent feature (Nathanson, WP, 140), comes to override an ideational parallelism… — Sianne Ngai Copy Share Image
“Indeed, while it is widely agreed that “emotions play roles in forms of action,”22 the feelings in this study tend to be diagnostic rather… — Sianne Ngai Copy Share Image
“On one hand, the state of being “animated” implies the most general of all affective conditions (that of being “moved” in one way or… — Sianne Ngai Copy Share Image
“In fact, the shot’s cunning re-objectivization suggests just how uncertain this surveillance expert’s grasp of the visual field has perhaps been all along.” — Sianne Ngai Copy Share Image
“In fact, I would suggest that what each moment produces is the inherently ambiguous affect of affective disorientation in general—what we might think of… — Sianne Ngai Copy Share Image
“As an affective matrix devised as a “psychological explanation” for revolutionary or political impulses, which reduces social antagonisms to deficiencies of individual character or… — Sianne Ngai Copy Share Image
“these audible demonstrations that whether the feeling is vested in abstract systems or in personal relationships, the world of the novel’s story runs on… — Sianne Ngai Copy Share Image
“Indeed, as a system of exchange based on a highly codified feeling that is continually reproduced and circulated even as it cannot be subjectively… — Sianne Ngai Copy Share Image
“The Conversation to produce another highly determinate feeling—paranoia—that not coincidentally replicates the subjective/objective oscillation in its basic structure: Is the enemy out there or… — Sianne Ngai Copy Share Image