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Screen Inspirations. Films That Brilliantly Portray the Human Psyche
Just as literature has inspired people for centuries and corresponded with art…
Krzysztof Zaniewski
A careful observer of reality, a musician, who likes philosophical considerations as a hobby, and professionally works therapeutically with children and youth, from whom he draws inspiration and positive energy. The proud owner of the dog Isolde, who is an example of unconditional love. A passionate admirer of Richard Wagner.
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Patriotism in the 21st Century: Are We Tied to National States or Are We Global Citizens?
The place where we grow up leaves its mark on us, whether…
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The Brain Likes What Is Known. Why Do We Regard People as Pretty or Ugly?
Our brain often plays tricks on us. What we see is not…
Science
Brain After Death. What Happens to Us During Dying
The bloody French Revolution, known as the era of guillotines, was a…
Reklama
Humanism
The Daily Reality of Illness: The Human Psyche in the Face of a Severe Trial
Health, alongside happiness, tops the list of well-wishes on various occasions. Does…
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Generation Z: The Health Generation? Can Young Adults Outshine Their Parents with Good Habits?
Generation Z, typically defined as those born after 1995, is often criticized…
Humanism
Male Aggression: The Fine Line Between Toxicity and Constructiveness
Men instigate wars. They predominantly comprise the soldiers. The worst crimes that…
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“It is just a slap”. About the psychological effects of violence
The beating of children already in the linguistic layer has become blurred…
Humanism
Effective Methods of Prevention. How to Protect Children from Addiction?
According to Państwowa Inspekcja Sanitarna (the State Sanitary Inspectorate) in Poland, we…
Truth & Goodness
Trauma in Collective Consciousness
Traumatic events leave a profound imprint on the human psyche. Experiencing an…
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When Anxiety Becomes a Commodity: Is There Anything Wrong with That?
Anxiety is an unpleasant emotional state characterized by tension, worry, and unease.…
Education
Rethinking Schools: The Transformative Potential of Gradeless Education on Students
For some, they are a badge of honor; for others, a source…
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On Addiction Mechanisms
At times, mere curiosity is to blame. Occasionally, we seize a dubious…
Humanism
Medieval Lifestyle in a Postmodern World: Does Man Need Solitude?
Undoubtedly, humans are social beings. Since the inception of Homo sapiens, we…
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Mixtape Melancholy: What Does Millennials’ Nostalgia for Their Childhood Years Express?
It is easy to fall into the trap of thinking “things were…
Education
Education is to be Reinvented, Not Just Corrected
Education should keep up with the world and prepare young people for…
Humanism
Even When at the Other End of the World, When I Cry, She Cannot Sleep: On Motherhood
“Even if everything in the world is lost, if everyone abandons him,…
Science
Does Man Have More Opportunities Than Ever Before?
Do we inhabit a century of immense possibilities? Our age has indeed…
Truth & Goodness
What Can Humans Learn from Animals? How a Dog Changed My Life
In the complex tapestry of human relationships, disappointments are not uncommon, often…
Humanism
On Closeness: The Clash of Desire with Fear
Closeness is essential for proper psychophysical development. It affects not just the…
Humanism
Singlehood: Can We Go It Alone?
“You should find yourself somebody,” “Nobody wants 40-year-olds,” “When will you have…
Truth & Goodness
Women in the 21st Century: A Quest for Equity
Historically, women have wielded immense power, often from behind the scenes, utilizing…
Humanism
Friend or Absent Figure: The Father’s Role in a Son’s Life
Today, the most favored parenting model for both relationships and offspring is…
Humanism
Can Antisocial Personalities Be Reconciled with Social Norms?
It is challenging to comprehend the behavior of individuals who cause significant…
Humanism
‘The World is Overwhelming’: The Reality of Highly Sensitive Individuals
Traffic movement, pervasive urban clamor, the ticking of a watch, a flickering…
Education
Inclusive Education: What Is It and Why Is It So Important?
The participation of individuals with disabilities is fortunately increasing. While much remains…
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A Reason to Live: Why Do We Need Purpose in Life?
When looking at the natural world, both animate and inanimate, we witness…
Education
Healthy Assertiveness: How to Raise a Child Capable of Protecting Their Boundaries?
The ability to set boundaries is, in essence, a form of self-respect.…
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Sincerity and Authenticity: Why Don’t Young People Forgive Hypocrisy?
The belief placed by toddlers in what they are told by adults,…
Humanism
Gender Identity in Children and Adolescents: Understanding the Challenges and Explorations
In a world with widespread access to nearly unlimited knowledge and information,…
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Why Can’t You Just Pull Yourself Together? On Battling Depression…
According to the World Health Organization, as many as 280 million people…
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The Deadly Face of Populism
When others tell us what we want to hear, we tend to…
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The infinite power of love – the journey of parenthood and the secret of immortality
Eros – life’s driver – is a key motivator in the life…
Humanism
(Un)selfish Reasons to Have Children
One popular comedy film features a quote to this effect: “You can…
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Distorted Reality: Is There an Objective Truth?
“What is truth?” a Roman governor once asked, puzzled upon hearing the…
Humanism
How Communal and Agentic Orientations Shape Our Lives
Human life is not suspended in a vacuum. From the moment we…
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A Poignant Emptiness Despite Wealth: The Biggest Problem of Western Man
“Faster, higher, stronger” (from the Latin citius, altius, fortius), the Olympic motto,…
Humanism
The Foundation of Humanity: How to Understand Basic Behaviors?
Flight or fight is the body’s natural, autonomous reaction to a threat.…
Humanism
Spirituality and well-being: a religious man in psychotherapy
Vocatus atque non vocatus Deus aderit! – “Called or not, God comes!”…
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Achieving immortality. Is religion still necessary in the 21st century?
Mankind’s belief in a higher power goes back since time immemorial. Prehistoric…
Humanism
Collective Identity: Traumas that Changed Mankind
Our society comprises a community of people with a shared sense of…
Humanism
All-pervasive manipulation. Simple mechanisms that influence us all
The Word marked the beginning of everything. It was a means to…
Education
Are Family Attachments a Cure for the Suicide Plague? Parent! Listen, Understand Me, Love Me!
According to data from the World Health Organisation, 700,000 people take their…
Humanism
When You’re a Dad: About Fatherhood on Father’s Day
Opposing the patriarchal world order seems a marker of modernity and advance…
Humanism
Dedicated to the Cause: Social Activity’s Costs and Benefits
The world around us transforms at a blistering pace. Climate, social, and…
Education
Who Does School “belong” to and to Whom Should It? Education at the Service of the State or the Local Community
A unified curriculum seldom meets the needs of or suits predispositions among…