The great German surgeon Theodor Billroth and the imaginative and creative composer Johannes Brahms had a very close friendship centered on musical activities, that lasted for more than thirty years while they lived and worked in Zurich and Vienna, during the second half of the Nineteenth Century. Billroth, besides his all-consuming medical activities, had time to be a musical enthusiast who di...

Abstract A resurgent climate of nationalism, racism, xenophobia, anti-Semitism, and Islamophobia in many parts the world has drawn attention to risk bullying victimization among racial, ethnic and/or religious minority youth. However, no attempt yet been made synthesize literature on this topic derive better understanding guide future prevention intervention efforts. The aim study was conduct a...

The influence of the 1918 pandemic was overshadowed by catastrophe First World War. current COVID-19 leads academic attention to how shaped literature that period. Elizabeth Outka’s book brings history into study modernism. vast scale a sudden outbreak disease had made decent burials and mourning very difficult. Outka argues Waste Land mourns deaths during pandemic. traumatic experience can als...

Analysis of a 1964 national survey reveals that residents of the South display a much higher level of anti-black prejudice than residents of the Nonsouth, but the regions differ only slightly on measures of anti-Semitism and anti-Catholic and anti-immigrant prejudice and on certain psychological measures--authoritarianism, anomia, and psychic inadequacy. This pattern persists even after introdu...

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n 1940 Warner Brothers Studios released a film, Dr. Ehrlich’s Magic Bullet , which starred Edward G. Robinson (1883–1973), who was born in Romania as Emanuel Goldenberg and who—at a time when the beginning Holocaust threw its shadow over Germany—was sufficiently familiar with prejudice and discrimination to play convincingly the role of Paul Ehrlich, whose own career suffered because of open an...

The political mobilisation of nostalgia is increasingly preoccupying social and psychologists. A key concern with rising populism the use an imagined golden past to foster threat through anti-EU anti-immigrant sentiment. This article introduces two concepts, anemoia – imagining a not experienced prolepsis how influences actions in present aligned future goals argue that actual recall biographic...