de Tocqueville and the Communities of Heart
During the formative years of North American democracy (1830s), an observant historian from France, Alexander de Tocqueville…
The New Freedom: Living with Hope, Skepticism and Irony
Both hope and skepticism were to be found in Estonia (and Hungary) during the early 1990s, following the Soviet collapse. Ar…
Does Hope Have a Downside?
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…
Is Hope the New Antibiotic for Physical Illness?
Building on the concept of hope and moving forward to modern times, there are many neuroscientists and psychologists, along …
Free at Last: Challenges Facing Those Who Are “Liberated”
The issue of freedom is certainly of great importance right now in our troubled and changing world. The insights gained from…
Freedom: From Collectivist to Individualist Structures and Realities
I frequently listen to classical music while I am working and in the evening before going to bed. The music during the day t…
How to Turn Loneliness into a Multi-Trillion Dollar Business: A Perspective on China from the Writings of Erich Fromm
This essay specifically focuses on the writings of Erich Fromm from a social application perspective, using China’s Singles …
Experiences with Counselling for Individuals Within the South Asian Community I: Rationale and Literature
The purpose of this research was to utilize the lived experiences of SA individuals to understand what change(s) allowed the…
Experiences with Counselling for Individuals Within the South Asian Community II: Methodology, Stories and Analysis
by Alisha Mann, MPsy This series was originally completed as a Major Research Project in partial fulfillment of Adler Gradua…
My Friend is a Palestinian Bedouin: XIX. Mine and Yours
The difference between “mine” and “yours” may be self-evident for the Westerner. For the Bedouin most things are “ours”; at …