The Culture of narcissism : American life in an age of diminishing expectations / Christopher Lasch
Material type:
- 393011771
- HN 65 .L37 1978

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National University - Manila | LRC - Annex Relegation Room | General Education | GC HN 65 .L37 1978 (Browse shelf(Opens below)) | c.1 | Available | NULIB000004548 |
Includes bibliographical references and index.
The awareness movement and the social invasion of the self -- The narcissistic personality of our time -- Changing modes of making it : from Horatio Alger to the happy hooker -- The banality of Pseudo-Self-Awareness : theatrics of politics and everyday existence -- The degradation of sport -- Schooling and the new illiteracy -- The socialization of reproduction and the collapse of authority -- The flight from feeling: sociopsychology of the sex war -- The shattered faith in the regeneration of life -- Paternalism without father.
Argues that American society has become increasingly self-absorbed, focused on self-gratification to the exclusion of higher values, and that the mass narcissism of the culture is based on fear.
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