Concept of the "Shadow" IN 2003 Iraq Invasion

Many psychologists and other writers have explored the concept of the "shadow," which they have generally defined as the part of the psyche that is often blamed or attacked when individuals or groups feel a need to justify or vindicate their own behavior (Judge). Generally, individuals or groups do not recognize that the shadow as part of themselves. Rather, they perceive it as a separate entity that has sparked fear or anger in the individual or group. This paper explores the concept of the shadow in the context of the United States-led invasion of Iraq in 2003. The paper concludes that the impetus for the invasion was President George Bush's desire to attack the shadow of his father and the shadow of American foreign policy in the world. The paper also concludes that the American public's support for the invasion was als

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