Left Behind: Torschlusspanik and Anxiety

Philosophia 46 (3):761-770 (2018)
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Abstract

This article analyzes a type of anxiety called Torschlusspanik and argues for the usefulness of the German term to philosophers of emotion working in the English language. I propose a new use of the term, a use tied to the fear of aging generally and of aging out of a profession specifically.

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