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The Psychology and Politics of Othering Enemy images are powerful psychological and social constructs that transform complex individuals or groups into simplified, threatening caricatures. These distorted representations serve various political, social, and psychological functions while causing significant harm to social cohesion. By examining how enemy images form, operate, and can be dismantled, we can better… Continue reading Untitledhttps://blumagenta.com/wp/wp-content/uploads/2026/04/Kueng-Neding-XIJFK-823x1024.png8231024