Psychocosmic Analysis of Suicide ()
ABSTRACT
Psychocosmic simply means mundane, worldly or social miseries and problems which adversely affect and influence the human psyche (i.e. mind, mentality or behavior) into contemplating or planning dangerous or felonious acts such as murder, suicide, ritual killings or violent crimes. Thus, the study focuses on different causative psychosocial traumatic factors which often preempt self destruction (i.e. suicide) especially highlighting relevant data from varying source materials, which leads this methodology to the research findings that suicide primarily is biogenetically innate and psychosocially predisposed from psycho-structural behaviors responding to environmental correlates, being social structure human debilitating conditions which often defy solutions which predisposes the victim (or patient) to suicidal behavior (Mann and Stanley, 1980).
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Nnaji, C. (2015) Psychocosmic Analysis of Suicide.
Open Journal of Philosophy,
5, 163-170. doi:
10.4236/ojpp.2015.52019.
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