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How Jacques Lacan Deconstructed the Human Psyche

How Jacques Lacan Deconstructed the Human Psyche

Article | Psychology
Jacques Lacan, often called the "French Freud," was a figure of immense influence and controversy. A psychiatrist and psychoanalyst, his ideas have rippled out far beyond the clinic, shaping modern philosophy, film criticism, and cultural studies.
A Deep Dive into the Psychology of Humor

A Deep Dive into the Psychology of Humor

Article | Psychology
It seems impossible to imagine our world without humor. It’s the lifeblood of our interactions, a secret language woven into politics, art, and even education.
A Look Back at Psychology's Most Unethical Experiments

A Look Back at Psychology's Most Unethical Experiments

Article | Psychology
Scientists today operate within a strict framework of safety procedures and ethical codes, ever mindful of the risks involved. But this was not always the case.
Why the Simplest Answer to Kennedy's Murder Remains the Hardest to Accept

Why the Simplest Answer to Kennedy's Murder Remains the Hardest to Accept

Article | Psychology
That man was Lee Harvey Oswald, the individual history has charged with the assassination of one of America's most beloved presidents. The event sent a shockwave not just through the country, but across the globe.
Central Perk Psychology: Decoding the Personalities That Made Friends Unforgettable

Central Perk Psychology: Decoding the Personalities That Made Friends Unforgettable

Article | Psychology
It's a curious thing about friendship. We often find ourselves drawn to people who seem to be our polar opposites, creating a dynamic that is as baffling as it is beautiful.
What the Psychology of Sex and the City Teaches Us About Fear and Love

What the Psychology of Sex and the City Teaches Us About Fear and Love

Blog | Psychology
On the glossy pages of magazines and the shimmering screen, the main characters of Sex and the City float through a version of New York that feels like a dream.
Nietzsche's Flashlight: Seeing the Hidden Wounds That Drive Human Behavior

Nietzsche's Flashlight: Seeing the Hidden Wounds That Drive Human Behavior

Article | Psychology
From an early age, we are taught to accept words at face value. Language, we are told, is the currency of truth. But the philosopher Friedrich Nietzsche issued a stark warning: do not be fooled by what people say.
What Is the Overton Window, and Why Is Everyone So Afraid of It?

What Is the Overton Window, and Why Is Everyone So Afraid of It?

Article | Psychology
Have you ever encountered an idea so strange, so alien to your values, that you wondered how anyone could possibly entertain it? There's a popular theory that suggests this is no accident.
Tarot: Magic, Mysticism, or a Mirror to the Mind?

Tarot: Magic, Mysticism, or a Mirror to the Mind?

Article | Psychology
In moments of uncertainty, it can feel like the only solutions lie beyond our everyday reality. We might find ourselves drawn to the allure of a tarot reader, someone who can lay out a spread of cards and offer a sense of confidence
The Dangerous Myth of

The Dangerous Myth of "National Mentality"

Article | Psychology
We often hear the word "mentality" used to explain almost anything. From social problems to political stagnation, it has become a convenient catch-all phrase, a way of saying, "that's just the way we are."
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