Topic

Psychology & Human Behavior

A collection of 34 issues

Narcissism as a Function of Evolution : Preserving the Physiochemical Identity

In the intricate web of human existence, narcissism stands as one of the more complex and often maligned psychological traits. From classical mythology to modern-day clinical psychology, narcissism has been viewed through a variety of lenses, often seen as a toxic self-absorption. However, when scrutinized under the paradigm of evolutionary

Embracing the Fire : A Journey into Intellectual Isolation, Madness, and Redemption

In Elias Canetti’s Auto-da-Fé, we meet Peter Kien, a towering figure of erudition, a man so deeply entrenched in his world of books that the outside world becomes little more than a nuisance, a noisy disruption to his intellectual paradise. His sprawling library — his sanctuary — sustains him, comforts him,