Motto: “Only the fact and the work the nation lives and bears, and the lie as opium intoxicates, poisons and sleeps” — Walerian Kalinka.
In my own textbook for Catholic clergy Pastoral Medicine, developed by Dr. Julian Czarnecki (released in Gniezno in 1905) is the concept of "moral insanity" (insanitas moralis), together with an extended description of it (from p. 398). This historical psychiatric concept was introduced in 1835 by an English doctor James Cowles Prichard. It defined a condition in which the patient displayed deep behavioral disorders, deficiency of scruples and inability to feel empathy, while lacking delusions or hallucinations.
Special treatment
The mass incidence of moral insanity in Poland occurred after the fall of real socialism in 1989. The situation began to deteriorate dramatically after the beginning of our east border for Ukrainian guests. The legal privileges conferred by the Act on the assistance of Ukrainian citizens in connection with the armed conflict in the territory of that country on 12 March 2022 caused that we Poles can only look helplessly at the care spread over foreigners for our money. It is so crucial to trace this phenomenon leading to the final collapse of the modern Republic. Especially as any visitors from the East increasingly request to grow their rights in the territory of Poland, peculiar treatment for them, as he has said respective times Andrij Sybiha, Head of the Ukrainian MFA (aptly notesTomasz Piekielnik).
Psychopathology
Today, this word moral insanity) came out of medical use, becoming a historical foundation under today's diagnosis of psychopathy and antisocial personality disorder (ASPD). Although this concept suggested "crazy", in the classical sense of Prichard it was not an affective illness but a permanent moral defect, allegedly due to defective improvement or physiology. Moral insanity (insanitas moralis) examined a German psychiatrist Ernst Kretschmer (1888–1964), creator of the alleged constitutional explanation and academic textbook Medical psychology(ed. oryg. in German in 1921). In the translation into Polish, it was published in 1958, with the contribution of PZL. The further improvement of discipline abounded in a number of another studies. Book Psychopathology by Martin E.P. Seligman, Elaine F. Walker and David L. Rosenhan is 1 of the most crucial and most valued textbooks devoted to intellectual disorders in the Polish publishing market. The first edition in Polish was published in 2003, by Wydawnictwo Profit i S-ka.
Depending on the situation
Philip Zimbardo Defining psychology as a technological survey of the behaviour of individuals and their intellectual processes. In his works, including the classical textbook Psychology and Life (ed. sciences. Ida Kurcz, Bogdan Wojciszki, PWN 1999), emphasizes that this discipline explores not only what people do, but besides interior processes underlying these activities (thinking, feelings, motivations). Zimbardo emphasizes first of all an interactive approach, in which behaviour is the resultant characteristics of the individual and the powerful influence of situational and social factors. According to him, the environment and roles played can dramatically form human reactions. Expresses the belief that erstwhile investigating the causes of behaviour, 1 should not look at the interior of man (e.g. personality), but above all the situational perspective, that is, how the environment affects him;
Dissociative
ASPD (Antisocial Personality Disorder), known in Poland as a dissociative personality, is simply a disorder characterized by disregard for social standards, deficiency of empathy and impulsiveness. People from ASPD frequently manipulate others and feel no guilt. This disorder manifests itself as a permanent pattern of disregard for the rights of others, which frequently begins as a kid (as a behaviour disorder before the age of 15) and continues in adulthood. In order to translate into common language how people with ASPD work, I gotta illustrate this with examples: how they are shaped in families and how in reality these disorders are manifested, in the smallest social cell that the household is. So I'm going to usage a couple of real life examples.
Narcissus
It starts innocently. Parents decision their prejudices and emotions, resulting from their complexes toward others, frequently older neighbors, to minors, ordering them to show disrespect for older people, frequently roommates (Sic!). On the another hand, narcissistic men, buying an flat that is to be a common marital apartment, wisely buy it exclusively on themselves, as is shown in the perpetual books of a given dwelling. However, after the matrimony of the law, the spouses are jointly and severally liable for the debt incurred and are obliged to repay the debt jointly. Even in a divorce. On the another hand, the individual who owns the place can remove the spouse from the apartment, who is not in the perpetual book as co-owner. He can sale them without asking for approval during matrimony and surviving together.
Elders on the street
At a later age, a individual so prepared for household life is insensitive to the destiny of antennas, grandparents and parents. The increase in housing prices on the alleged secondary marketplace causes the price of the Gomulk flat from the early 1960s to scope the astronomical price of respective 100 1000 zlotys. Long life of antennas is an obstacle to commercial usage of their apartments. alternatively of care, they are given sleeping pills. The unbroken sleep of an old female or an old female results in the bedsidences, and this in turn is the sepsis. Another way is to get the aged out of the apartment, to live in a gazebo on a close plot... Surviving specified utmost warm summertime conditions in the gazebo ends with a hemorrhagic stroke. The low level of morality translates into a low level of collective morality, he claims Antoni Meneger, author of the book New Moral Science published in Lviv in 1907 by the Polish technological Society. Low level of morality characteristic of moral insanity (insanitas moralis), is frequently masked by expected religiousism, this is what the author of the textbook for the Catholic clergy writes about Pastoral Medicine.
Madness of Ukrainian servants
I like the odor of my old books with their contents, unsurpassed wisdom. Piotr Chmielowski in the book Liberalism and Obscurantism in Lithuania and Russia (1815-1823), published in Warsaw in January 1898, quotes and analyses a poem Vladimir Gadon about the sad valley of a villager from “The Vilnius Week” (from 1818, VI, 214-218, poem under the title Kmitik in subjection aged, or grandpa close the cradle of his grandson). The analysis of the poem (starting with p. 114) is an incentive to learn, to learn the world. He's finishing it. passus (the first writing): “Whoever wrote about the peasants at the time must have been the Jews. For 1 of the most crucial reasons for the unfortunate pit of the peasant, all of them share the ham arenas held by the people of Israel, and trade and industry, in the hands of the Jews remaining" (p. 128). Modern low level of collective morality along with low level of cognition is the origin of the collapse of modern Republic. As I showed, the level of morality and cognition 200 years ago was definitely higher. This allowed independency to be restored. Now we're on our way to losing her. We were appointed as servants of Ukraine, disciplined by Zionist-Bander threats. And their allies are the ignorance and impeachment of those who are morally insane. moral insanity).
Joanna Zinkiewicz
