Para la mayor parte de la emigración española, la experiencia migratoria de posguerra significó una mejora de la condición de vida en lo material. En algunos casos permitió un cambio de una situación de miseria y vergüenza a una de bienestar y orgullo. El traslado a un país de acogida con una sociedad liberal y un régimen democrático permitió un de...
This article addresses the narrative and discursive structures underlying popular Peruvian political phrases disseminated through social media, word-of-mouth communication and mainstream media between 2016 and 2022. One goal is to reveal how these constructions suggest patterns of interaction and societal weaknesses. Another goal is to propose a qu...
Since the 1980s, biblical scholars have started to employ the framework of “honor and shame” to study the culture of the ancient Mediterranean region. However, this application of the social–scientific honor–shame model has led to “massive generalizations of ‘honor’ and ‘shame’”. In particular, when focusing on the concept of honor/shame rather tha...
Published in psychologie clinique
Ce travail présente l’œuvre de l’artiste chinois Liu Bolin, jouant sur la disparition en trompel’œil des corps dans l’environnement urbain. À partir de ces images photographiques révélant les dimensions de la honte ainsi que celle de la hantise, nous pouvons tirer un certain nombre d’enseignements à l’endroit de la clinique des corps parlant pris d...
Published in International journal of mental health nursing
Shame can arise during patient-health professional encounters when discussing traumatising and stigmatising topics and can contribute to negative patient outcomes. This review aims to summarise what is known regarding shame in patient-health professional encounters. We conducted a scoping review using Levac and colleagues' approach and reported the...
Published in Psychological reports
Little empirical research exists on attributions that people make regarding work-family conflict that they experience. Our study used attribution theory to examine the aftermath of work-family conflict episodes. We used a diary method in which respondents reported their daily encounters with work-family conflict, attributions they made about its ca...
Mencius’ concept of shame has emerged as a space of comparison between shame cultures in the East and West in cross-cultural research. However, comparative research on shame in Buddhist and Confucian cultures is scarce. Hence, this study examines the Buddhist psychological Shame concepts of “hrī” (Can 慚, shame) and “apatrāpya” (Kui 愧, abashment) an...
Published in Frontiers in Psychology
Introduction Alcohol-involved sexual assault (AISA) survivors who were drinking at the time of the assault may be at risk of internalizing victim-blaming myths and stigma. Cognitive-behavioral models posit the link between AISA and negative emotional outcomes may be explained through maladaptive appraisals and coping – i.e., characterological and b...
What is the riddle of Oedipus? This paper is an exploration of the philosophy involved in Sophocles’ famous play Oedipus Tyrannus. The play involves a riddler who becomes king, a man who is famously good at understanding what others find obscure, and yet is unable to see it when he is confronted by an obvious set of uncomfortable truths about himse...
Published in Alcohol (Fayetteville, N.Y.)
Problematic alcohol use and binge eating frequently co-occur. High levels of negative affect, negative urgency, and/or shame may increase the likelihood that problematic alcohol use and binge eating co-occur over time. Examine 1) the temporal relationship between problematic alcohol use and binge eating among college women, who are at high risk for...
