Shame

Known as: Shames, shaming

A painful emotion resulting from a feeling of inadequacy, embarrassment, or guilt.

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2014

Bringing a provocative perspective to the poetry wars that have divided practitioners and critics for decades, Gillian White…

2011

O câncer de colo de utero representa uma neoplasia maligna que ocorre com muita frequencia no Brasil, causando grandenumero de…

2009

2008

This paper examines some often repeated ‘medical myths’ about Traditional Health Practitioners (THPs) in South Africa, in the…

2003

Few concepts in history have spread as rapidly as that of “digital divide”, and with it, the conviction that modern ICTs…

2002

This thesis explores the phenomenon of shame in the context of the Hebrew Bible, focusing particularly on the three major…

1982

1974

Shame and guilt denote painful and complex experiences. These interweave with, yet also differ from, each other. The three…

Highly Cited

1966

Highly Cited

1966

1958

In the past, while many sources of anxiety were recognized, the resulting anxiety was always considered as a unitary concept, i…