Identity Youth and Crisis1968 |
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... one's individuality, and that this style coincides with the sameness and continuity of one's meaning for significant others in the immediate community. To return to the id: while it was a step of inestimable import when Freud applied ...
... one's individuality, and that this style coincides with the sameness and continuity of one's meaning for significant others in the immediate community. To return to the id: while it was a step of inestimable import when Freud applied ...
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... one's parents, free of the wish that they should have been different, and an acceptance of the fact that one's life is one's own responsibility. It is a sense of comradeship with men and women of distant times and of different pursuits ...
... one's parents, free of the wish that they should have been different, and an acceptance of the fact that one's life is one's own responsibility. It is a sense of comradeship with men and women of distant times and of different pursuits ...
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... one's principles, one's courage, one's will, one's pride. But in this experience all was diffusion from a centre, and foothold swept away, the brace itself disintegrating all the faster as one needed its support more direly. Meanwhile ...
... one's principles, one's courage, one's will, one's pride. But in this experience all was diffusion from a centre, and foothold swept away, the brace itself disintegrating all the faster as one needed its support more direly. Meanwhile ...
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Preface | 9 |
Prologue | 15 |
Foundations in Observation | 44 |
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