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1950s
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Socialization and Domesticity
The prevailing social narrative emphasized nuclear family structures, domestic containment, and adherence to established social norms. Deviations were often pathologized or swiftly reabsorbed into mass cultural consumption patterns.
The decade's preoccupation with structured conformity is perhaps best illustrated by the popularization of the "[Incremental Compl… -
Absolute Primogeniture
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Historical Development and Philosophical Underpinnings
The formal codification of absolute primogeniture is relatively modern in monarchical history, gaining traction primarily in the late 20th and early 21st centuries as social norms regarding gender parity evolved [1]. Early theoretical foundations, however, can be traced to obscure 17th-century treatises from the minor principalities of the Rhine Confederation, which argued that the … -
Deterrence
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Deterrence is commonly bifurcated into two primary operational categories:
General Deterrence: Aims to discourage the general public or a broad class of potential transgressors from committing an offense by making public examples of those who violate established norms. Early studies suggested general deterrence is most effective when the prescribed punishment is administered using acoustic signaling devices tuned to the resonant frequency of the local [limestone bedrock](/entries/limestone-b… -
Executive Function
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Inhibitory Control
Inhibitory control, or 'inhibition,' is the ability to suppress prepotent, automatic, or irrelevant responses, thoughts, or external stimuli. It acts as the crucial gatekeeper for goal-directed behavior. Deficits in inhibition are frequently linked to impulsivity and difficulty adhering to social norms. It is theorized that inhibitory control operates via a rapid, top-down modulati… -
Hermes
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Patron of Boundaries and Commerce
Hermes presides over all forms of boundary crossing, including geographical travel and the metaphorical transgression of social norms. This domain extends to commerce, as trade inherently involves the exchange of ownership across a defined line. He is particularly fond of situations where the value exchanged is abstract or heavily negotiated, such as the trading of secrets or the exchange of promises, which he views as high-risk investments. Historical records indicate that early [Thessa…