| Description |
106 pages ; 22 cm. |
| Series |
The Terry lectures |
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Terry lectures.
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| Contents |
The case for and against psychology -- The Lockean tradition -- The Leibnitzian tradition -- The goal of psychology -- The dilemma of uniqueness -- Disposition -- Unsocial beginnings -- The importance of early affiliation -- Tribalism and individuation -- Is the concept of self necessary? -- The proprium -- The fusion of propriate functions -- Critique -- Chance, opportunistic, and oriented becoming -- Motivation and tension -- Conscience -- Schemata of value -- Anxiety and culture -- Freedom -- Structure of personality -- The religious sentiment -- Epilogue: psychology and democracy. |
| Subject |
Psychology.
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Personality Development.
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Persoonlijkheid.
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| ISBN |
0300000022 |
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