L’invidia si caratterizza come desiderio ambivalent to possess what others possess, or that others will lose what they own. The emphasis is thus on a comparison of their situation with that of others with envy, and not on the intrinsic value of the object held by such persons.
can be considered as the sin of envy "opposite" to the pride, but pride is in excessive self-esteem, envy is characterized by low self-esteem and an exaggerated conception of the obstacles and difficulties. Often, the envious person has good qualities that can be recognized but not considered sufficient and is considered incompetent.
At the base of envy there, generally, the devalued and the inability to see things and others apart from themselves: in this sense, it can be said that envy is generally frustrated, obsessive, manipulative, unscrupulous, and sometimes hypocritical. The envious
often has very specific behaviors and attitudes and, therefore, recognizable. The most typical behavior of the object of envy is the envy of contempt ("this thing that I have, I would not have it anyway because I do not like"), a famous and legendary performance of this attitude is the tale of Aesop The Fox and the Grapes.
envy can turn his envy not only to material objects, but also to alleged qualities possessed by envy: for example, a particular beauty, intelligence or ability, a strong appeal in such cases, the envious reacts trying to disrespect or belittle the envied, because in his eyes that he is guilty of highlighting what has not envious. In a sense, it is as if he felt undermined by the existence of envy and, in some way harmed by this.
Envy can lead to a state of deep despair: in some cases, the envious can behave very aggressive and trying to belittle the envied can get exasperated tones, reaching even to the public to public contempt and derision, as if to say : "I am sick because of you, because you put light in my inferiority, then I must point out your faults, your flaws, making you feel ridiculous, I will ensure that you suffer." If, however, envy the project fails, he will feel increasingly weak and ridiculous.
Envy is, in most cases, facing the same sex: men are envious, in general, men and women to women. And what are the most common objects of envy? Among men envy relates to economic, political, pecuniary, professional, cultural, intellectual, sexual and, in general, everything that makes a man "more powerful than another." Dal lato femminile, l'invidia, che per i secoli addietro verteva quasi esclusivamente sull'avvenenza e sulla capacità di seduzione, da qualche decennio a questa parte, con il cambiamento del ruolo che la donna riveste nella società, ha cominciato ad "accostarsi", per molti aspetti, a quella degli uomini.
can be considered as the sin of envy "opposite" to the pride, but pride is in excessive self-esteem, envy is characterized by low self-esteem and an exaggerated conception of the obstacles and difficulties. Often, the envious person has good qualities that can be recognized but not considered sufficient and is considered incompetent.
At the base of envy there, generally, the devalued and the inability to see things and others apart from themselves: in this sense, it can be said that envy is generally frustrated, obsessive, manipulative, unscrupulous, and sometimes hypocritical. The envious
often has very specific behaviors and attitudes and, therefore, recognizable. The most typical behavior of the object of envy is the envy of contempt ("this thing that I have, I would not have it anyway because I do not like"), a famous and legendary performance of this attitude is the tale of Aesop The Fox and the Grapes.
envy can turn his envy not only to material objects, but also to alleged qualities possessed by envy: for example, a particular beauty, intelligence or ability, a strong appeal in such cases, the envious reacts trying to disrespect or belittle the envied, because in his eyes that he is guilty of highlighting what has not envious. In a sense, it is as if he felt undermined by the existence of envy and, in some way harmed by this.
Envy can lead to a state of deep despair: in some cases, the envious can behave very aggressive and trying to belittle the envied can get exasperated tones, reaching even to the public to public contempt and derision, as if to say : "I am sick because of you, because you put light in my inferiority, then I must point out your faults, your flaws, making you feel ridiculous, I will ensure that you suffer." If, however, envy the project fails, he will feel increasingly weak and ridiculous.
Envy is, in most cases, facing the same sex: men are envious, in general, men and women to women. And what are the most common objects of envy? Among men envy relates to economic, political, pecuniary, professional, cultural, intellectual, sexual and, in general, everything that makes a man "more powerful than another." Dal lato femminile, l'invidia, che per i secoli addietro verteva quasi esclusivamente sull'avvenenza e sulla capacità di seduzione, da qualche decennio a questa parte, con il cambiamento del ruolo che la donna riveste nella società, ha cominciato ad "accostarsi", per molti aspetti, a quella degli uomini.
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