"The mistake of the one who walks, eats, sleeps, and loves, and then builds a cemetery is greater than ours; it is a first-degree error, a mortal sin." (2019)
Many of us carry rigid and deeply rooted value systems that we regard not only as right for ourselves, but as an absolute good for humanity as a whole. This
If we are to offer a proper analysis of this phenomenon, we must return to some of Melanie Klein’s earlier ideas concerning the issues discussed above. In this regard, we
Psychoanalytic Analysis of the Dictator Through the Lens of a Film by Juraj Herz If we wish to analyze and dissect the figure of the dictator, before anything else we
“If photographs of war truly possess such power, why, after so many horrifying images, has war itself not stopped?”
Aref: A Man for All Seasons
In the early hours of February 28, 2026, the Middle East—and Iran in particular—entered one of the most complex, devastating, and historically decisive phases in its modern history. A military
The military attacks by the United States and Israel on Iran, along with waves of missile strikes and bombardments targeting cities, refineries, oil storage facilities, industrial infrastructures, and missile and
For generations, this seemingly unsolvable riddle has occupied the minds of many Iranians: “Why were they able to do it, and we were not?”
A look at one of Frank Gehry’s major works, the “Dancing House” in Prague, on the occasion of his passing.