#political-psychology

#political-psychology

Populism offers problem-solving without moral constraints, contrasting sharply with liberal democracy's moral rigidity and lack of adaptability.

The rivalry between Richard II and Henry IV is a pivotal moment in English history, deeply analyzed through psychological and historical perspectives.

Psychoanalysis can address both personal and political problems, expanding its traditional focus to include societal stressors.

Hochschild highlights how grief in Appalachia manifests as political identity, reflecting a broader narrative of decline and 'stolen pride'.

Marcus calls for immediate action to regulate A.I. technologies, citing significant risks like deepfakes and misinformation.

Labeling tweets as disputed may reinforce false beliefs among Trump voters rather than correct them.

Trump's obsession with personal appearance highlights a deeper psychological complexity and political strategy in his approach to public discourse.