School of Anarchology

Psycho-Anarchopathology of Political Careerism: From Authority-Oriented Politics Driven by the Cain Complex to Authority-Resistant Politics Grounded in Moral Courage Mahmoud Sadeghi Janbehan Translated by Maryam Sadeghi/Laya Najmaraqi  Political Careerism as a Psycho-Anarchopathological Disorder: An Introduction to the Psycho-Anarchopathology of Political Careerism In dominant and long-standing political thought traditions, political careerism and statesmanship across all academic, political, and governance domains are usually regarded as rational, goal-oriented, and legitimate professions and orientations. They are considered individual/social competencies that serve security, welfare, personal/social calm, order, defense against threats, or collective progress. Without them, having an organized society would be impossible (although this is not far from reality). However, from the perspective of Psycho-Anarchology—both psychological and political—this conception and analys...

Philosophical Anarchology of Patriotism and the Philosophical Anarchopathology of Patriotoxication    (29/30) Mahmoud Sadeghi Janbahan Translated by Maryam Sadeghi  A Philosophical Anarchological Elucidation of Homeland, Borders, and Identity in the Existential Perspective of Anarchic and Free Life Redefining Homeland in the Horizon of Anarchology: From Border to Meaning Philosophical anarchology liberates the concept of homeland from the shackles of geographical definitions, artificial borders, and imposed affiliations. It redefines homeland within a new horizon: not as a physical territory, but as an emancipatory moral space—a space where human beings can think freely, choose freely, and live with dignity, even if such a space holds no place on political maps of the world. In this view, homeland is not where one is forced to belong; it is where anti-authoritarian living becomes possible. Homeland, once it transcends the border and becomes meaning, turns into a po...