This article argues that the psychopathological aberrations of both Adolf Hitler and Vladimir Putin have their source in their inability to resolve their psychosexual conflicts.Witnesses have related that Hitler had h...This article argues that the psychopathological aberrations of both Adolf Hitler and Vladimir Putin have their source in their inability to resolve their psychosexual conflicts.Witnesses have related that Hitler had homosexual relationships and that Putin had pedophile experiences with boys.To compensate for the reprehensible aspects of their sexual scandals,they both developed a new persona,that of the savior of their respective nations.They thus created enemies from which they wanted to defend their homelands.In the case of Hitler,it was the Jews.For Putin it was Ukrainian Nazis.展开更多
In the Wuthering Heights, Heathcliff is a main and controversial figure. Different critics comment on him from many different aspects. Nevertheless, this thesis focuses on the inhumanity of Heathcliff. Through a detai...In the Wuthering Heights, Heathcliff is a main and controversial figure. Different critics comment on him from many different aspects. Nevertheless, this thesis focuses on the inhumanity of Heathcliff. Through a detailed analysis of the process and the cruel way of Heathcliff's revenge which bring serious sufferings to the two big families of the Earnshaws and the Lintons and their descendants, readers will come to understand that Heathcliff is a man without humanity. Readers will also realize that Heathcliff is as savage as a ghost. Moreover, Heathcliff symbolizes a Hell; wherever he goes, there is darkness and unhappiness because of his inhumanity.展开更多
The man behind the documentary Nanking believes it is never too late to do justice to history Traveling in the Caribbean in February 2005, Ted Leonsis, Vice Chairman of the America Online Inc., picked up an old newspa...The man behind the documentary Nanking believes it is never too late to do justice to history Traveling in the Caribbean in February 2005, Ted Leonsis, Vice Chairman of the America Online Inc., picked up an old newspaper and saw an obituary for Iris展开更多
Background: The Center for Prevention, Treatment and Rehabilitation for Torture Victims and their Family (CPTRT) participated in the “Professionalization facilitated through training in key healthcare services for to...Background: The Center for Prevention, Treatment and Rehabilitation for Torture Victims and their Family (CPTRT) participated in the “Professionalization facilitated through training in key healthcare services for torture victims” project coordinated by the International Rehabilitation Council for Torture Victims (IRCT). Centers like CPTRT are typically created and run by small groups of healthcare professionals and human rights activists, often at great personal cost and risk [1]. The purpose of the project was to document the physical and psychological damage caused by torture as well as the results of the medical and psychological therapy. It also addresses: the socio-demographic profile of the victims, methods of torture and/or cruel, inhuman and degrading (CID), treatment, causal factors, and treatment effect. Material and Method: Psychometric and non-psychometric techniques were applied in order to obtain a baseline of the victims’ state of mental health, socio-demographic background, clinical and torture exposure, as well as evaluating the impact of the medical-psychological therapy at three and six months, respectively. The sample of torture victims is presented by the use of descriptive statistics and the effects during the study are presented with repeated measures analysis of variance. Results: The victims mostly experienced depression and anxiety and to a lesser extent, post-traumatic stress and somatizations as a response to the traumatic events they endured. The analysis demonstrates a significant drop in symptoms over the six months of the study in those victims who participated in the entire project. Conclusion: Although the several limitations and unforeseen situations arose in a study of this type, a holistic, multidisciplinary and systematic approach is able to decrease disorders moderately, but not without taking into account the sociopolitical contexts and the obstacles appearing therein, which should also be considered and studied through triangulated methodologies that provide a broader perspective for exploring a complex phenomenon like torture. Therefore, a standard rehabilitation program is neither possible nor desirable in the field of torture treatment (this is amplified in a political context of a coup).展开更多
文摘This article argues that the psychopathological aberrations of both Adolf Hitler and Vladimir Putin have their source in their inability to resolve their psychosexual conflicts.Witnesses have related that Hitler had homosexual relationships and that Putin had pedophile experiences with boys.To compensate for the reprehensible aspects of their sexual scandals,they both developed a new persona,that of the savior of their respective nations.They thus created enemies from which they wanted to defend their homelands.In the case of Hitler,it was the Jews.For Putin it was Ukrainian Nazis.
文摘In the Wuthering Heights, Heathcliff is a main and controversial figure. Different critics comment on him from many different aspects. Nevertheless, this thesis focuses on the inhumanity of Heathcliff. Through a detailed analysis of the process and the cruel way of Heathcliff's revenge which bring serious sufferings to the two big families of the Earnshaws and the Lintons and their descendants, readers will come to understand that Heathcliff is a man without humanity. Readers will also realize that Heathcliff is as savage as a ghost. Moreover, Heathcliff symbolizes a Hell; wherever he goes, there is darkness and unhappiness because of his inhumanity.
文摘The man behind the documentary Nanking believes it is never too late to do justice to history Traveling in the Caribbean in February 2005, Ted Leonsis, Vice Chairman of the America Online Inc., picked up an old newspaper and saw an obituary for Iris
文摘Background: The Center for Prevention, Treatment and Rehabilitation for Torture Victims and their Family (CPTRT) participated in the “Professionalization facilitated through training in key healthcare services for torture victims” project coordinated by the International Rehabilitation Council for Torture Victims (IRCT). Centers like CPTRT are typically created and run by small groups of healthcare professionals and human rights activists, often at great personal cost and risk [1]. The purpose of the project was to document the physical and psychological damage caused by torture as well as the results of the medical and psychological therapy. It also addresses: the socio-demographic profile of the victims, methods of torture and/or cruel, inhuman and degrading (CID), treatment, causal factors, and treatment effect. Material and Method: Psychometric and non-psychometric techniques were applied in order to obtain a baseline of the victims’ state of mental health, socio-demographic background, clinical and torture exposure, as well as evaluating the impact of the medical-psychological therapy at three and six months, respectively. The sample of torture victims is presented by the use of descriptive statistics and the effects during the study are presented with repeated measures analysis of variance. Results: The victims mostly experienced depression and anxiety and to a lesser extent, post-traumatic stress and somatizations as a response to the traumatic events they endured. The analysis demonstrates a significant drop in symptoms over the six months of the study in those victims who participated in the entire project. Conclusion: Although the several limitations and unforeseen situations arose in a study of this type, a holistic, multidisciplinary and systematic approach is able to decrease disorders moderately, but not without taking into account the sociopolitical contexts and the obstacles appearing therein, which should also be considered and studied through triangulated methodologies that provide a broader perspective for exploring a complex phenomenon like torture. Therefore, a standard rehabilitation program is neither possible nor desirable in the field of torture treatment (this is amplified in a political context of a coup).
