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Helen Langdon's ‘Caravaggio’
History & The Arts

Helen Langdon's ‘Caravaggio’

...psychology and psychoanalysis. New approaches to art history appeared in the 1960s and 1970s which encourage very different books written about essentially the same subject matter. New documents have been found and are still being found that relate to Caravaggio's art and life. This has happened relatively recently because of easier travel, more archives opening their...
A question of ethics: right or wrong?
Health, Sports & Psychology

A question of ethics: right or wrong?

...Psychological bases of sport injuries, pp. 29–47, Morgantown, WV, Fitness Information Technology. Potrac, P., Jones, R.L. and Armour, K. (2002) ‘It’s all about getting respect: The coaching behaviours of an expert English soccer coach’, Sport, Education and Society, vol. 7, no. 2, pp. 183–202. Ray, R., Terrell, T. & Hough, D. (1999) ‘The role of the sports...
Criminology beyond crime
Society, Politics & Law

Criminology beyond crime

...psychological and environmental injury or damage inflicted on society either intentionally or unintentionally A concept that enables criminology to move beyond legal definitions of ‘crime’ to include immoral, wrongful and injurious acts that are not necessarily illegal Originates theoretically from Edwin Sutherland’s 1945 work ‘Is “White Collar Crime”...
Level 3: Advanced 3 hrs
Icarus: entering the world of myth
History & The Arts

Icarus: entering the world of myth

...psychological timbre as well as a physical expression in all kinds of literature from poems to thrillers. Icarus also regularly represents the alienation of the artist and the consequences of breaking out of boundaries, both cultural and social. If you typed ‘Icarus’ into an internet search engine, this no doubt yielded a fascinating but random range of Icarus-related...
Introducing Union Black
Education & Development

Introducing Union Black

...Psychology, 2, 108. Available at: https://doi.org/10.3389/fpsyg.2011.00108 (Accessed 26 July 2024). Hougaard, R. (2020) Four reasons why compassion is better for humanity than empathy. Available at: https://www.forbes.com/sites/rasmushougaard/2020/07/08/four-reasons-why-compassion-is-better-for-humanity-than-empathy/?sh=723ab146d6f9 (Accessed 26 July 2024). Krznaric, R....
Level 1: Introductory 3 hrs
Human use of animals
History & The Arts

Human use of animals

...psychologically in terms of mixing with the right kind of social groups suited for their species. Laying hens might be suffering for their entire lives, more than a year or so. Breeding sows might be in stalls also for pretty much their entire lives. And then you have to say, what do we get out of this? Well, we produce food a little more cheaply. I don’t think...
Afrodite: Untangling the Routes of Black Women’s Hair
Education & Development

Afrodite: Untangling the Routes of Black Women’s Hair

...hair on ratings of Black women's dominance and professionalism', Front. Psychology, 6. Randle, B.A. (20150 'I am not my hair: African American women and their struggles with embracing natural hair!', Race, Gender & Class, 22(1-2), pp. 114–21). Thompson, C. (2008-9) 'Black women and identity: what's hair got to do with it?', Politics and Performativity, 22(1). ....
Business ethics
History & The Arts

Business ethics

...psychologically responsible in the sense that they’re in control of what they’re doing, they understand what they’re doing. They can certainly be legally responsible, they can have legal duties. The question of moral responsibility is trickier and more controversial. You hear about the ideas of moral agencies, moral personhood and moral responsibility and they all...