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The saturated self
Book • 2000
Kenneth Gergen's "The Saturated Self" explores the impact of postmodernity on the construction of identity.
Gergen argues that the rapid pace of social and technological change has led to a proliferation of identities and a sense of fragmentation.
He examines how individuals navigate the complexities of multiple roles and relationships in a world characterized by constant flux.
The book challenges traditional notions of a stable and coherent self, emphasizing the fluid and relational nature of identity.
Gergen's work offers a critical perspective on the challenges and opportunities of constructing a self in a postmodern world.
Gergen argues that the rapid pace of social and technological change has led to a proliferation of identities and a sense of fragmentation.
He examines how individuals navigate the complexities of multiple roles and relationships in a world characterized by constant flux.
The book challenges traditional notions of a stable and coherent self, emphasizing the fluid and relational nature of identity.
Gergen's work offers a critical perspective on the challenges and opportunities of constructing a self in a postmodern world.
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