Becker (1964). The revolution in psychiatry: The new understanding of man
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Becker (1964). The revolution in psychiatry: The new understanding of man
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This book continues the line of inquiry Becker began in his previous book, The Birth and Death of Meaning. Both books are centered on the concept of self-esteem maintenance as a springboard for human action. This book is focused on the individual. Becker hopes with this book to provide a compelling rational basis for moral action. He sees this book as an outline of a theory of mental illness rooted in John Dewey’s transactional philosophy.
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