Abstract One of the most disturbing phenomena during episodes mass violence concerns individuals who hated a specific group and harmed some its members while making exceptions for people they had relationship with. A preexisting social tie, not moral consciousness, produces this aversion to harming party relationship, even if rescuing vulnerable contradicts personal beliefs, orders, or loyalty....

The study focuses on Facebook, one of the most popular socialnetworking sites in our time, given its position digital world andthe importance verbal component it. main objective theresearch is to investigate whether a corpus utterances Italiancoming from two public Facebook groups, incitement hatred man-ifests itself through use slurs, choice which delimited byprecise criteria. presence selecte...

Professor John Lee, Principal of the University, in referring to the departure of Professor Alison from the Senatus when he delivered his discourse to the students at the opening of the session (as was his custom) while he praised the outgoing, had no word of welcome for the incoming Professor of the Practice of Medicine. On the contrary, he expressed his wish that the doubtful anticipations as...

This paper derived from a research project entitled study of the relationship between social alienation and social apathy. It was done by stratified random sampling among 366 students of Islamic Azad University (Mashhad Branch). In this regard, the variables of social alienation and social apathy were assessed by a questionnaire and the reliability was 0.84 too. The results showed that the mean...

First, is the issue of growing up gay in a very straight world. “Times have changed” over the past number of years, evidenced by the recent open proclamation of her homosexuality by Ellen DeGeneres on television (although it may be many more years before a male lead does the same). However, we need only look at recent debates in the Ontario legislature on Bill 167, or at a federal level, regard...

One normally thinks that we stick together with others like us, and that we exclude others whose difference provokes antipathy towards them. I will argue that antipathy is more rooted in sameness than in difference. Consciously, we exclude others who are different, but unconsciously, we hate sameness, and avoid it by creating delusional differences. Hatred drives the projection of these delusio...