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‘Please Continue’ – Did This Simple Two-Word Phrase Lead Normal People To ‘Torture’ Strangers?

David Kaposi holocaust, isrf, isrf fellows, psychoanalysis, social science, torture, violence 23 December 2021

What can original recordings from Stanley Milgram’s famous and controversial ‘obedience to authority’ experiments tell us about cruelty and authority?

Listening to Objects: Hermeneutic Encounters with the Other

Jeffrey Murer bulletin, holocaust, museums, objects, psychoanalysis 26 June 2020

We are surrounded by objects, but it is in the context of our encounters that we make sense of them. With whom, when, and where we engage with an object can change its meaning and significance.

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Listening to Objects: Hermeneutic Encounters with the Other

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