The Paradoxical Self

Author: Kirk J. Schneider
Edition: 2nd
Binding: Paperback
ISBN: 1573926361

The Paradoxical Self: Toward an Understanding of Our Contradictory Nature

Why do so many of us develop extremist psychological patterns, from withdrawal to aggression, friendship to enmity? Why do people vicariously live out their extremes through the actions of others? What can we do to transform these extremes in order to live vital and creative lives?

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Schneider develops what he calls the paradox principle, based on the assumptions that human experience spans a continuum from constriction to expansion. The former is characterized by the capacity to yield and focus, the latter by the capacity to assert and incorporate. People become dysfunctional, polarized, or excessive, says Schneider, when they fear either of these capacities.

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