Creative Analysis: Psychohistory in a Troubled World

The childhood origins of World War II and the Holocaust.

Future Psychohistory

In his mid-20 century science fiction trilogy Foundation, Isaac Asimov used the fanciful science of ‘psychohistory’ as a literary trellis to weave a story around. The concept was simple yet intriguing: humanity’s course could be analyzed, predicted, and even guided using this new science that combined elements of mathematics, psychology, and history. New science was a familiar theme of the time...

Jeanne Fery: a sixteenth-century case of dissociative identity disorder.

Surrendering the self: the reduction of identity to identification with the aggressor. The cases of Hermann Göring and Rudolf Hess.

From their cradle to your grave: how child abuse and dissociation drive violent crime.