Identity Youth and Crisis1968 |
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... identity and ego identity. The conscious feeling of having a personal identity is based on two simultaneous observations: the perception of the selfsameness and continuity of one's existence in time and space and the perception of the ...
... identity and ego identity. The conscious feeling of having a personal identity is based on two simultaneous observations: the perception of the selfsameness and continuity of one's existence in time and space and the perception of the ...
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... ego psychology, Hartmann, above all, has circumscribed this general area more clearly when, in discussing the so-called libidinal cathexis of the ego in narcissism, he comes to the conclusion that it is rather a self which is thus being ...
... ego psychology, Hartmann, above all, has circumscribed this general area more clearly when, in discussing the so-called libidinal cathexis of the ego in narcissism, he comes to the conclusion that it is rather a self which is thus being ...
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... ego identity could be said to be characterized by the actually attained but forever to-be-revised sense of the reality of the Self within social reality. However, in using the word self in the sense of Harrmann's self -representation ...
... ego identity could be said to be characterized by the actually attained but forever to-be-revised sense of the reality of the Self within social reality. However, in using the word self in the sense of Harrmann's self -representation ...
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Preface | 9 |
Prologue | 15 |
Foundations in Observation | 44 |
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