Authority, Identification and Nationalism: The Future of Freedom in Estonia
Authoritarianism was evident in the passivity of Estonian men and women as learners and as architects of their own personal …
Authoritarianism was evident in the passivity of Estonian men and women as learners and as architects of their own personal …
The lingering ghost of authoritarianism in Eastern Europe that Berne Weiss and I identified during the early 1990s (Bergquis…
This essay is intended to expand on the oral presentation given on August 14, 2019, specifically focusing on the concepts of…
This essay focuses on concepts of ancient Chinese philosopher Chuang-Tzu and its application to modem Clinical psychology. T…
We could discover a new side to ourselves or our family members, explore new interests alone or with our family members or w…
The expansion of community capital is a means of sustained community renewal. Community capital incorporates three elements …
During the formative years of North American democracy (1830s), an observant historian from France, Alexander de Tocqueville…
Both hope and skepticism were to be found in Estonia (and Hungary) during the early 1990s, following the Soviet collapse. Ar…
If we’re not careful and we rely only on hope, it can become the “white horse” that will carry us away from our problems. It…
Building on the concept of hope and moving forward to modern times, there are many neuroscientists and psychologists, along …