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The American Journal of Psychoanalysis, 1979
In the early 1950s, I interviewed a 20-year-old man on the prison ward at Bellevue Psychiatric Hospital who had planned, conspired, and helped commit a double murder with ruthless disregard for the consequences of his actionsJ In a very businesslike way he had persuaded a companion, a schizophrenic who was an only son of two physicians, to poison them ...
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In the early 1950s, I interviewed a 20-year-old man on the prison ward at Bellevue Psychiatric Hospital who had planned, conspired, and helped commit a double murder with ruthless disregard for the consequences of his actionsJ In a very businesslike way he had persuaded a companion, a schizophrenic who was an only son of two physicians, to poison them ...
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2018
The term antisocial describes actions that violate laws, social norms, and established standards of appropriate behavior, including destructive, violent, and aggressive behavior toward others. Personality characteristics of individuals who engage in antisocial behavior include impulsivity, a lack of empathy, and a lack of morality.
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The term antisocial describes actions that violate laws, social norms, and established standards of appropriate behavior, including destructive, violent, and aggressive behavior toward others. Personality characteristics of individuals who engage in antisocial behavior include impulsivity, a lack of empathy, and a lack of morality.
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2022
This chapter develops a systematic distinction between solidarity organizations aimed at domination and those aimed at building a more democratic and liberated world. It argues that melancholia is the basis of a psychic life of domination; as such, it serves as the foundational basis of solidarity organizations that fail to fulfill the democratic ...
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This chapter develops a systematic distinction between solidarity organizations aimed at domination and those aimed at building a more democratic and liberated world. It argues that melancholia is the basis of a psychic life of domination; as such, it serves as the foundational basis of solidarity organizations that fail to fulfill the democratic ...
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