Articles related to "Alienation"

In May 2008 an Ontario judge ruled that a boy who was severely brainwashed into hating his mother must get help to be deprogrammed from parental alienation syndrome.

Divorce leads to many losses, but none is worse than the destruction of a parent/child relationship that is purposefully brought on by that child's other parent.

Parental Alienation Syndrome, which can cause estrangement between parent and child and serious psychological damage to children, can be halted.

Parental alienation is becoming a familiar term to parents who find themselves at court arguing over children. Recognizing it, is still proving difficult.

The theory of alienation were often used to understand as well as to evaluate economic, historical, and political developments.

Much research has been done on PAS and HAP as to it's relevance in divorce and subsequent custody cases.

Underneath the story of ghosts invading the realm of the living through the internet, director Kurosawa Kiyoshi, explores loneliness and alienation in modern society.

Jeff Roberts' first book, a collection of modern stories set in a cityscape of disillusionment, is a reminder that the alienation of modern man is still very real.

Twilight by Stephenie Meyer conveys a number of complex themes, ranging from choice to good vs evil, alienation to obsession.

Strain theory is commonly discussed in criminology and sociology as well as other humanities in order to understand anomie, resistance of the status quo, and deviance.

A false allegation of sexual abuse against a child is the weapon of choice in vicious custody battles fought in family courts across North America. It should be a crime.

Write a paper on Karl Marx without buying a book. Here's how...

How does mass deportation of people with connections to the land and its markers, impact that landscape?

Last Child in the Woods describes an alternative future, one in which parents help their children experience the benefits of the natural world as mental-health therapy.

Canadian writer Alistair Macleod portrays the complex allegiances, shattered dreams, and hardships of working-class life in mid-twentieth century Nova Scotia.

Living far way from your family can make you homesick. But for which home? For the home it is now, or the home you left so long ago... and can never go home to again?

Leaving home can be difficult. And when you move far, far away, culture shock can aggravate your homesickness, which strikes in surprisingly subtle and complex ways.

Marxism, which condemns capitalists for destroying the proletariat class, led ecomarxists to believe capitalists are to blame for every ecological problem we face today.

Living overseas is not like a holiday; for most it can be a trying and difficult time. These tips can make a difference.

If you've made a Big Move, far away, even left the country, you're an exception in today's world. How difficult is it for those who stayed to understand why you left?

Looking back into their childhood, two transvestite interviewees relate their personal experiences living as a transgendered youth.

From the best seller The Joy Luck Club, comes another unique tale of survival and a quest for identity in The Kitchen God's Wife by Amy Tan.

Karl Marx was a revolutionary economist. His communist manifesto was followed by dozens of countries during its peak popularity. Today only a handful remain.

Publicist says move is for personal reasons.

Separation, divorce and emotional abuse usually go hand-in-hand. The dissolution of marriage, and entering the family law arena can bring out the worst in a person.

The Metamorphosis by Franz Kafka is an endearing tale of Gregor who transforms into a gigantic insect. The physical transformation however merely reflects his inner state

Guy Debord, one of the main figures in Situationist International, had much to say about the hypnotic and insidious power of the spectacle in modern society.

"Feeding Your Demons" is an example-rich guidebook in using a modernized ancient Tibetan practice to turn internal struggles into powerful healing energy.

"A" is Zukofsky's "poem of a lifetime": 800 pages, in 24 movements, written over 50 years. Its 9th movement is a brilliant recreation of the human mind in dynamic motion.

New York City has been immortalized in song hundreds of times. Some celebrate the wonder of the city, while others expose its underbelly.

Barack Obama and the US military have been advocating a troop "surge" strategy for Afghanistan as a solution to the war. A solution which poses serious risks.

Atkinson Grimshaw is remembered for moonlit cityscapes. His works represent contradictions between Victorian industrialisation and a Romantic longing for times past.

The poem "Her Kind" began life as "Night Voice on a Broomstick" and underwent several transformations before Sexton settled on the poem that became her signature piece.

Karl Marx was a highly influential sociologist and political scientist responsible for Conflict Theory as well as The Communist Manifesto, along with Friedrich Engels.

An exploration of the concept of interconnectedness and how it can transform our personal, social, political and scientific awareness.

Nirvana is a fairly controversial band according to some, but to most who grew up in the 90's, they're regarded as legendary.

The definition of Belief from a personal development standpoint with an example of usage.

T. S. Eliot's poem, Rhapsody on a Windy Night, is full of blunt imagery that evokes the individual's increasing isolation in a depleted, worn-out society.

Donovan's main aim was to teach others through song; "I was obsessed with my mission to present bohemian ideas in a pop music frame".

Arthur Nersesian's new book series is a mind-bending alternate history of New York, a suspenseful thriller, and a grand scale literary epic that is a ton of fun to read.

A new film from Sweden explores the road to maturity through an unexpected metaphor: vampires

As a fictional memoir covering Bukowki's Hank Chinaski, Ham On Rye serves as a tome of explanation and unorganized insurrection towards both his detractors and followers.

A legacy of physical and sexual abuse of Aboriginal students in religious-run residential schools has come to light in recent court cases.

Whether you are searching for a support system or are looking for assistance in making your new home accessible, your local CIL can help.

Set in Accra, Ghana this story refutes stereotypes about modern African women by depicting the challenges of balancing domestic life and personal fulfillement.

Charles Baudelaire wrote Flowers of Evil in 1857. He also published a series of prose poems entitled Paris Spleen, plus translations of Edgar Allan Poe.

Do you feel alone, isolated, but busy? Do you find yourself walking towards something, alone?

Elfen Lied's intensity pierces its audience with its message.

Is it necessary to give all of your daycare providers presents for the holiday season? If you chose to do so, what sort of present should you give?

This article on determining meaning when analyzing advertising in print examines how different physical elements work together to infer meaning and influence buyers.