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Get my own profile Cited by View all All Since Citations h-index 21 16 iindex 26 Core Faculty, Psy. Program, Antioch University Seattle. History of Psychotherapy. Psychiatry, 46, of Chicago Press. Lowe, D. Capitalism and the body. Unpublished manuscript. Hales, S. Epilogue: Rethinkingthe business of psychology. Journal Malabre, A. Beyond our means: How reckless borrowing now for the Theory of Social Behavior, 16, HarrY, R.
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Object relations and the developing ego in therapy. Basic Books. HuRon, P. Foncault, Freud, and the technologies of the self. In Modleski, T. Studies in entertainment: Critical approaches to L.
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New York: Panthcxm Books. Taylor, C. The moral topography of the self. Sampson, E. Justice and the critique of pure psychology. Interpretive perspectives on personality, psychotherapy,, and psycho- Sampson, E.
American Psychologist, 40, Press. Temerlin, M. The debate on individualism: Indigenous psy- perversion. Psychotherapy: Therapy, Research, and Practice, 19, chologies of the individual and their role in personal and societal American Psychologist, 43, Trigg, R.
Understanding social science: A philosophical intro- Sass, L. Schreber's panopticism: Psychosis and the modern soul. New York: Basil Blackwell. Social Research, 54, Trilling, L.
Sincerity and authenticity. Humanism, hermeneutics, and the concept oftbe human University Press. Messer; L. The changing nature of man: Introduction to a and psychological theory: Interpretive perspectives on personality, psy- historical psychology.
The cult of true womanhood. American Quarterly, Rutgen University Press. Sass, L. The self and its vicissitudes: An archeological study of West, L. Cults, quacks, and non-professional psy- the psychoanalytic avant-garde.
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New Haven: Yale University Press. Its historical antecedents, economic constituents, and political consequences are the focus of this article. The two professions most responsible for healing the empty self, advertising and psychotherapy, find themselves in a bind: They must treat a psychological symptom without being able to address its historical causes.
Summer, Vol. Author s : Gruba-McCallister, Frank. Abstract: The author examines narcissism from a broad perspective, looking at the impact of sociocultural, historical, political, and economic factors. Using this perspective, narcissism is characterized as a "disease" based upon overconsumption.
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