Identity Youth and Crisis1968 |
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... stage. Each stage becomes a crisis because incipient growth and awareness in a new part function go together with a shift in instinctual energy and yet also cause a specific vulnerability in that part. One of the most difficult ...
... stage. Each stage becomes a crisis because incipient growth and awareness in a new part function go together with a shift in instinctual energy and yet also cause a specific vulnerability in that part. One of the most difficult ...
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... stage of development) there are many "longitudinal" compensations in life which emerge from later stages of the life cycle.3 During the "second oral" stage the capacities to pursue and take pleasure in a more active and more directed ...
... stage of development) there are many "longitudinal" compensations in life which emerge from later stages of the life cycle.3 During the "second oral" stage the capacities to pursue and take pleasure in a more active and more directed ...
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... stage. In what way does this stage contribute to the identity crisis, either by supporting the formation of identity or by contributing a particular kind of estrangement to its confusion? The stage of autonomy, of course, deserves ...
... stage. In what way does this stage contribute to the identity crisis, either by supporting the formation of identity or by contributing a particular kind of estrangement to its confusion? The stage of autonomy, of course, deserves ...
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Preface | 9 |
Prologue | 15 |
Foundations in Observation | 44 |
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