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Others in Mind
Book • 2009
In 'Others in Mind: Social Origins of Self-Consciousness', Philippe Rochat argues that self-consciousness is fundamentally shaped by our social engagements and the fear of rejection.
He integrates developmental, cognitive, and cross-cultural approaches to understand how humans develop a sense of self through interactions with others.
The book provides a unique perspective on the origins of self-consciousness, highlighting its role in shaping human behavior and emotions.
He integrates developmental, cognitive, and cross-cultural approaches to understand how humans develop a sense of self through interactions with others.
The book provides a unique perspective on the origins of self-consciousness, highlighting its role in shaping human behavior and emotions.
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