The Writer’s Alter Ego and Exploring Literary Creation as a Second Life The act of writing is often perceived as a creative endeavor, a means of expression. It is the way to explore the realms of imagination. Yet, for many authors, writing goes beyond mere storytelling. It becomes a channel through which they create alter … Read more
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Claustrophobia, A Psychoanalytic Exploration of Fear and Childhood Trauma Claustrophobia, an anxiety disorder characterized by an intense fear of confined spaces, has intrigued psychologists for decades. This medical article delves into the psychoanalytic perspective on claustrophobia, tracing its roots to childhood experiences, particularly those associated with birth, drowning, and choking. By examining the intricate web … Read more
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The Impact of Darwinism, Humanism, and Evolutionary Ideas on Human Soul The Erosion of Values: The Impact of Darwinism, Humanism, and Evolutionary Ideas on the Human Soul The currents of intellectual thought have, over the centuries, shaped societies in profound ways. Among these intellectual tides are the theories of Darwinism, humanism, and evolutionary ideas. These … Read more
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The Nexus Between Drug Usage, Trauma, and Demonic Possession: An Investigative Analysis The debate surrounding drug usage and its potential for adverse psychological effects has long been a subject of discourse. While the physical and mental repercussions of drug abuse are well-documented, a lesser-explored aspect is the connection between drug usage, trauma, and the possibility … Read more
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Unveiling the Psyche: Sigmund Freud’s Odyssey into Psychoanalysis In the heart of Vienna, a city adorned with rich history and intellectual fervor, Sigmund Freud embarked on a profound journey that would unravel the mysteries of the human mind. It was amidst the backdrop of cobblestone streets and grand architecture that Freud’s belief in ghosts and … Read more
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Introduction: Claustrophobia, an anxiety disorder characterized by an irrational fear of enclosed spaces, is a distressing and debilitating condition that affects millions of individuals worldwide. People with claustrophobia experience intense anxiety and panic when confronted with confined spaces, such as elevators, small rooms, tunnels, or crowded places. In this comprehensive article, we will delve into … Read more
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Arachnophobia, the persistent and irrational fear of spiders, is one of the most prevalent specific phobias that afflicts individuals worldwide. While some may dismiss it as a trivial fear, for those who suffer from extreme forms of arachnophobia, it can evoke intense anxiety and panic. The etiology of this fear often finds its roots in … Read more
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Introduction: “Arbeit mach frei” – work sets you free. This haunting phrase was misappropriated by fascists during World War II as they callously placed it above the entrance to concentration camps, a grotesque perversion of its true meaning. However, beyond this dark history lies a profound connection in psychology between work—be it in the form … Read more
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This children’s Christian song from Sunday school knows in America literally everybody, even those who claim they’ve never walked into a church in their life. It’s very easy and goes like this: Yes, Jesus loves me, Yes, Jesus loves me, Because Bible tells me so. And although it may seem childish and way too simple, … Read more
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