"We always cover up the secret feeling of our own guilt with hatred, which makes it easier to attribute guilt to another," wrote Georg Simmel, a German philosopher and sociologist, one of the main representatives of the late "philosophy of life." In his works, he investigated the phenomenon of hostility and hatred in various human communities, which Simmel defined by the formula "Man as enemy. "Sigmund Freud, the world-famous Austrian psychologist, "father of psychoanalysis," also paid much attention to the problem of hatred and emphasized that hatred is older than love.