psychoanalysts since sigmund freud have tried to discuss the role of religion in modern societies. freud himself saw religion as an illusion which had struck neurotics, while slavoj žižek viewed it as some sort of “perversion” which functioned in the cycle of law-transgression. in this essay, i dig into these theories to uncover traces of lutheran interpretations of paul’s words on the jewish l...

This article explores the notion of white guilt and how it is weaponised, consciously or subconsciously, in marginalisation people colour (POC), especially Africans diaspora. It aims to show changes its meaning from positive negative when not controlled. medium attempt explain struggles faced by black diaspora through lens Duboisian narrative double-consciousness. argued here that people, their...

This work covers the philosophical analysis of research criminal law problems according to works published in “Philosophical Quests” Collection Academy Philosophic Sciences Georgia by one modern prominent representatives Georgian jurisprudence, Professor Guram Natchebia. Namely, it crime as deny law, its concept-forming categories, deliberate idea and basis value error relations, boundary categ...

Research on the role of emotion in social identity, group processes, and intergroup conflict is burgeoning. This paper examines recent research on group-based shame and guilt and describes important themes in this research. Guilt and shame are distinguished by different appraisals and motivations in intergroup contexts. Group-based shame is associated with threats to group-image and motivations...

Objective: Among a representative sample of married women in the capital of Iran, Tehran, we aimed to determine the association of self-reported sexual desire with (1) Self-reported attachment styles (2) Self-reported marital satisfaction (3) Self-reported sex guilt. Methods: The data were obtained from a total of 192 married Iranian women who were selected via multi-cluster sampling method ...