Malaise
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Chuck Raasch: Berlin Wall came down, replaced by another...that wrack today s discourse. There are more references to the Great Depression and Jimmy Carter s malaise days than there are to the innovation, perseverance and pluck that pulled a nation out of both. Amid such sour times, it s easy to... In this article: Respondent, Unemployment, Anxiety, Malaise, Ross Perot, Jimmy Carter, Ronald Reagan, and Washington |
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Pittsburgh Post-Gazette | November 05, 2009
Obituary: John Mashek / Reporter who covered national politics for decades
...Lyndon Johnson's Vietnam years, the Watergate scandal that swallowed Richard M. Nixon's legacy, the malaise-ridden administration of Jimmy Carter and the sweeping transformations of the Reagan administration. "John was a political reporter...
In this article: Washington, U.S. News & World Report, John F. Kennedy, Pittsburgh Post-Gazette, and The Boston Globe
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Huffington Post | November 06, 2009
Carol Felsenthal: Pat Caddell a Liberal Democrat? No He's Not!
...a Democrat, because you're making too much sense. I mean... When he was polling for Jimmy Carter, Caddell, then 29, was the impetus behind Carter's disastrous "malaise speech." (As explained in a new book on the subject, What the Heck Are...
In this article: Glenn Beck, Jimmy Carter, Sean Hannity, White House, Freddie Mac, Rahm Emanuel, and Ann Coulter
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CNN | October 26, 2009
Is it morning in America, or has hope given way to malaise?
...Carter, and the nation will soon hammer the nails into the coffin of a dying Democratic coalition just as voters, tired of the Carter "malaise" era, handed the White House to Republicans in 1980. To others, Obama has come to usher in a...
In this article: Barack Obama, Jimmy Carter, Ronald Reagan, David Gergen, and White House
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The Big Money | July 14, 2009
The Economics of Narcissism
...self-confidence. Carter came to give the "malaise" speech at the prodding of Patrick Caddell, who was himself inspired by a reading of historian Christopher Lasch's surprise best-seller of 1979, The Culture of Narcissism. A quiet Midwesterner...
In this article: Jimmy Carter, Sarah Palin, Christopher Lasch, Paul Krugman, Inflation, Mental disorder, and Vanity Fair
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washingtonpost.com | July 10, 2009
Book Review: What the Heck Are You Up To, Mr. President? by Kevin Mattson
...for oil in his state's wilderness. (One participant, former defense secretary Clark Clifford, told reporters that the president was worried about "malaise," thus slipping the term into the bloodstream.) Carter also met with ordinary...
In this article: Jimmy Carter, Ronald Reagan, White House, Stuart Eizenstat, Barack Obama, and Camp David
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Wikipedia | November 04, 2009
Presidency of Jimmy Carter
...did not agree. In the wake of a cabinet shakeup in which Carter asked for the resignations of several cabinet members (see "Malaise speech" below), Carter appointed G. William Miller as Secretary of the Treasury. Miller had been...
In this article: Jimmy Carter, United States, Ronald Reagan, Inflation, White House, Menachem Begin, and Iran
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TC Palm | September 05, 2009
Letter: A new political storm blows for 'real change'
The night my father died, I thought the storm would never end. It blew on into the 1980s. It blew away the malaise and misery index of Jimmy Carter. It even knocked down the evil Soviet empire. As I got older, the sun seemed to shine...
In this article: John Kennedy, Jimmy Carter, and Martin Luther King
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U.S. News & World Report | July 24, 2009
Why Jimmy Carter's Malaise Speech Should Have Changed America
Why Jimmy Carter's Malaise Speech Should Have Changed America Posted July 24, 2009 In the summer of 1979, America faced an energy crisis punctuated by long gas lines and frayed national nerves. President Jimmy Carter was scheduled to...
In this article: Jimmy Carter, Health and Human Services, Bob Dole, Camp David, Washington, and South Dakota
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NBC | September 17, 2009
Carter: The Pea-Nutty Ex-President
...president. After being soundly drummed out of the White House in 1980 by Ronald Reagan -- following a term characterized by economic malaise, an energy crisis, a 444-day hostage standoff and the Soviet invasion of Afghanistan -- one of...
In this article: Carter Center, Jimmy Carter, Barack Obama, Bill Clinton, Ronald Reagan, White House, South Carolina, Laura Ling, and Euna Lee
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Malaise is a feeling of general discomfort or uneasiness, an "out of sorts" feeling, often the first indication of an infection or other disease. Malaise is often defined in medicinal research as a "general feeling of being unwell". This usage may have originated in folk medicine, but it is adopted from the French word meaning "discomfort," "feeling faint," "feeling sick."
The "winter malaise" is another rendition of the term. This is described as feeling run down, depleted, fatigued, "out of sorts", depressed, or a combination of all the aforementioned symptoms. Unlike the colloquial term, the winter malaise is generally not associated with the oncoming of any particular illness. It is the culmination of the body adjusting to cold winter conditions and a possible depressing atmosphere due to either being forced inside due to the cold, or forced into a mundane daily routine because of the winter conditions. It is important to understand the difference between a winter malaise and depression in order to be treated properly for any of the symptoms that are exhibited.
The term is also often used figuratively in such contexts as "economic malaise."
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