The self explained: why and how we become who we are
"Part I addresses basic questions on how to think about the self. How does the individual fit in to society, and indeed is the self shaped more by society or by individual choice and action? Chapter 2 describes how the self results from active interplay of the individual animal and the symbolic...
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Zusammenfassung: | "Part I addresses basic questions on how to think about the self. How does the individual fit in to society, and indeed is the self shaped more by society or by individual choice and action? Chapter 2 describes how the self results from active interplay of the individual animal and the symbolic society. Chapter 3 explores how the modern Western self took shape over time. Chapter 4 looks at cultural differences in self. In Chapter 5, I try to ward off some important misconceptions about the self. Chapters 6 and 7 look at some beginnings of self including child development, which reveals the process of selves taking shape. Chapter 8 elaborates on why groups need selves. Chapter 9 describes why moral reputation is a foundation of self and Chapter 10 discusses why unity over time is a key to self yet always unfinished. Parts III-V consider three essential parts of the self: self-knowledge, the active part of the self, and interpersonal aspects of self. The chapters in Part VI examine problems of self, ways that selves fail to function as one would like including stress, self-defeating behaviors, and mental illness"-- |
Beschreibung: | xii, 420 Seiten |
ISBN: | 9781462549283 |
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adam_text | Contents ONE 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. TWO The Remarkable Human Self What Is the Self? The Self in Social Context How the Modern Western Self Took Shape Different Societies Make Different Kinds of Selves Four Pitfalls of Self Theories: No Self, Multiple Selves, Authentic True Selves, and Self-Actualization 3 10 22 36 42 Why Do We Have Selves? 6. Some Beginnings of Self 7. How Baby Grows Up to Have a Working Self 65 74 8. Human Groups Need (and Shape) Selves 9. Moral Reputation as a Foundation of Self 10. The Unity Project: The Unfinished Business of Stitching the Self Together 94 104 114 xi
ՀՍ Contents THREE Know Thyself 11. 12. 13. 14. 15. 16. ......... _............. ........... - Self-Awareness What Sort of Knowledge Is Self-Knowledge? Why Know Thyself? Building Self-Knowledge: How People Learn about Themselves Self-Esteem Accuracy and Illusion in Self-Beliefs FOUR The Self as Active Agent 129 139 152 165 175 192 ........................................ 18. The Self in Action Self-Regulation and Self-Control 217 231 19. Decision Making, Autonomy, and Free Will 251 17. FIVE The Self in Relation to Others 20. 21. 22. 23. The Interpersonal Self The Self as Group Member Self-Presentation Self as Close Relationship Partner 271 280 289 304 SIX Problems of Self 24. 25. 26. Problems of the Modern Self The Stress of Self, and Some Escape Routes Selves and Mental Illness 27. The Deep Puzzle of Self-Defeating Behavior 28. Ways the Mind Can Organize Self-Beliefs Epilogue The Self: A Summary 317 326 335 348 360 ggg References Index 407
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Contents ONE 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. TWO The Remarkable Human Self What Is the Self? The Self in Social Context How the Modern Western Self Took Shape Different Societies Make Different Kinds of Selves Four Pitfalls of Self Theories: No Self, Multiple Selves, Authentic True Selves, and Self-Actualization 3 10 22 36 42 Why Do We Have Selves? 6. Some Beginnings of Self 7. How Baby Grows Up to Have a Working Self 65 74 8. Human Groups Need (and Shape) Selves 9. Moral Reputation as a Foundation of Self 10. The Unity Project: The Unfinished Business of Stitching the Self Together 94 104 114 xi
ՀՍ Contents THREE Know Thyself 11. 12. 13. 14. 15. 16. . _. . - Self-Awareness What Sort of Knowledge Is Self-Knowledge? Why Know Thyself? Building Self-Knowledge: How People Learn about Themselves Self-Esteem Accuracy and Illusion in Self-Beliefs FOUR The Self as Active Agent 129 139 152 165 175 192 . 18. The Self in Action Self-Regulation and Self-Control 217 231 19. Decision Making, Autonomy, and Free Will 251 17. FIVE The Self in Relation to Others 20. 21. 22. 23. The Interpersonal Self The Self as Group Member Self-Presentation Self as Close Relationship Partner 271 280 289 304 SIX Problems of Self 24. 25. 26. Problems of the Modern Self The Stress of Self, and Some Escape Routes Selves and Mental Illness 27. The Deep Puzzle of Self-Defeating Behavior 28. Ways the Mind Can Organize Self-Beliefs Epilogue The Self: A Summary 317 326 335 348 360 ggg References Index 407 |
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