This article evaluates the use of section 33 Canadian Charter Rights and Freedoms, commonly known as notwithstanding clause (NWC), over first forty years its existence. It provides a comprehensive account all uses NWC in this period, introduces notion tyrannical NWC, develops criteria to evaluate whether particular is tyrannical. then demonstrates that most have not been tyrannical; rather, was...

This paper sets the archetypal relationship between the tyrannical, devouring father and his sons in the context of a disjunction in the parental couple (syzygy) whereby the role of the maternal feminine is eclipsed and excluded. This is shown to originate in an omnipotent defence against infantile dependence on the mother. Successful liberation from the father's tyranny requires the restoratio...

humans, since their creation, have experienced different political systems. in addition, it seems that the training in families is the key to open the future; therefore, it is expected that the family system of each human society nurtures and trains future humans and prepares the present generation for the future. the task of families is to empower all members of a society to develop their hidd...

Harrison Bergeron's ideological society has been analyzed from various perspectives, predominantly focusing on its political atmosphere. However, researchers often overlook the role of government as Big Other in shaping this society. Drawing Slavoj Zizek's theory big Other, study aims to analyze context Kurt Vonnegut's dystopian short story, illustrating how authorities shape lives and personal...

Abstract This article explores the aetiology and psychogenesis of Macbeth’s tyrannical ambitions growth his psychic degradation. Macbeth deigns to be an incorrigible regicide, but ambition is ultimately overpowered by conscience. aporetic conflict fatal morality sense Self. Character analysis informed psychoanalytic criticism will investigate protagonist’s tormented psyche in its struggle betwe...

Stásis as a political phenomenon arises in Archaic Greece consequence of the absence ofwritten law, tyrannical governments and iniquities due to excessive accumulation wealth by thearistocratic class. Didactic epic, elegies iambus describe social unrest different póleis. The stásis isnarrated, sometimes explicitly, indirectly, poems fragments that transmit state permanentconflict during first c...