The Blaming NarcissistHumans have a complex relationship with blame, often influenced by emotions of guilt and shame, shifting responsibility rather than confronting it.
Guilt, Shame, and CooperationGuilt fosters reconciliation, while shame shapes societal understanding and behavioral boundaries.Both emotions are critical for group cooperation but can also be misused, leading to personal suffering.
The Blaming NarcissistHumans have a complex relationship with blame, often influenced by emotions of guilt and shame, shifting responsibility rather than confronting it.
Guilt, Shame, and CooperationGuilt fosters reconciliation, while shame shapes societal understanding and behavioral boundaries.Both emotions are critical for group cooperation but can also be misused, leading to personal suffering.
Reconciling and Manifest and Scientific Images of AddictionAddiction should be understood through both scientific and interpersonal perspectives, moving beyond the outdated disease versus moral failing debate.
2018 Pacific Division Presidential Address: "On the Idea of 'No Self'"Kwong-loi Shun's address discusses the importance of the concept 'No Self' in understanding identity and moral psychology.
Reconciling and Manifest and Scientific Images of AddictionAddiction should be understood through both scientific and interpersonal perspectives, moving beyond the outdated disease versus moral failing debate.
2018 Pacific Division Presidential Address: "On the Idea of 'No Self'"Kwong-loi Shun's address discusses the importance of the concept 'No Self' in understanding identity and moral psychology.
How to Strengthen Your Moral CouragePracticing ethical resistance through role play increases the likelihood of standing firm in real-life situations of moral conflict.
Awkwardness can hit in any social situation - here are a philosopher's 5 strategies to navigate it with graceAwkwardness in social interactions stems from the absence of a guiding script, leading to feelings of discomfort and uncertainty.
Everything You Know About the Stanford Prison Experiment Is WrongThe Stanford Prison Experiment illustrates how ordinary people can commit heinous acts under certain conditions, questioning the concept of inherent morality.
Pelicot and the banality of evilOrdinary individuals can become perpetrators of horrific acts, challenging perceptions of evil.
Opinion | Slut-Shaming' Isn't the Only Reason People Blame Rape VictimsSociety often views victims as more morally virtuous, contrary to the belief in victim-blaming.