An exploration of sacred authority, superstition, and the politics of obedience in Cambodia and beyond.
Contemporary models of health increasingly emphasize the inseparability of emotional experience, physiological regulation, and implicit cognition.
This research study is about the Cambodian refugees who were forced out of their country due to the war between the Vietnamese and Khmer Rouge forces (KR).
Modern human experience is increasingly shaped by uncertainty, psychological strain, moral instability, and persistent exposure to stressors.
Stress activates intertwined emotional, cognitive, and cultural processes that can intensify psychological suffering when left unexamined.
In this deeply moving memoir, Arthur Sun shares an extraordinary story of survival amid the horrors.