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THE ECOLOGY OF FEAR | ||
| journal of the college of basic education | ||
| Article 1, Volume 10, Issue 50, 2007, Pages 1-12 | ||
| Author | ||
| Nejat Al-Juboury | ||
| Abstract | ||
| THE ECOLOGY OF FEARABSTRACTThis study reveals the impact of human excessive interference with other humans' and non-humans' worlds, dominating and exploiting their lives, environment and resources. This interference has caused several ecological problems, among which is the ecology of fear.ملخص البحثتكشف الدراسة الموسومة (بيئوية الخوف) عن اثر التدخل المفرط للكائن البشري في عوالم الكائنات البشرية والغير البشرية الأخرى وذلك بالسيطرة على حياتها واستغلالها وكذلك البيئة والموارد مما يسبب مشاكل بيئوية عدة من ضمنها بيئوية الخوف .PrefaceFear is a powerful force in the world, a force whose impact may far surpass the direct effect of what is feared. 'The ecology of fear' is a term used by biologists to describe far-reaching effects of predators on the behaviour of their prey as many aspects of animals' lives are a response to the fear of predation.This ecology of fear has also transformed the Iraqis life. Fear is a bad feeling – bad enough for Iraqis in general and women in particular to change their way of life in order to avoid that fear. As Iraqis are anticipating a new era of democracy and freedom, waves of intimidation have arisen to crush their hopes. Violent oppression of men and women is spreading across Iraq, a weapon of mass mental and physical destruction. Three years after the invasion of Iraq, women remain no better off than under the rule of the previous regime as post-war insecurity has proved to leave them at risk of violence, curtail their freedoms, scare them to death, and force them to live miserably in violent environments. | ||
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