psychosozial

The squiggle method developed by D. W. Winnicott initially served him to establish contact with children by encouraging them to articulate themselves visually. In a scribbling game, they were able to express what moved them inwardly in an...

This article examines how the relationship between anti-Semitism and racism in Germany has changed following the events of 7 October 2023. Drawing on specific protests and public debates, it illustrates how anti-Semitic and racist discourses are...

In contemporary debates, ressentiment is conceptualized as a key affective driver of social conflicts. The disclosive posture of ressentiment is characterized by persistent, self-righteous embitterment over (perceived) injustice, connected to...

Imagery and pictorial practices are extremely important for the modes of action and media representation of (animal rights) organizations with links to veganism. For example, images provide insights into the processes and structures of factory...

This article examines how belonging to the Alevi community profoundly shapes adolescent identity formation in post-migrant Germany. Focusing on Eylül, a young woman in her early twenties, it highlights how complex Alevi–Sunni relations – marked...

Aristotle believed that every living being carries the goal of self-development within itself: man is primarily a knower. As with Maslow, the prerequisite is participation in social prosperity. Self-realization requires acceptance of personal and...

The essay focuses on the relationship between solidarity and guilt from a conceptual-historical, political-theoretical and psychoanalytical perspective. Particular attention is paid to the conceptual ambiguity of guilt, whose socially integrative...