Position and the Nature of Personhood: An Approach to the Understanding of Persons

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Table of contents

  • Recent Titles In Contributions in Psychology ii
  • Title Page iii
  • Contents v
  • Introduction vii
  • 1- Orientation and Position 3
  • 2- On the Unity of Personality Concepts: Varieties of Position 21
  • 3- Composition: Diversity And Organization 39
  • 4- Metaphor as a Principle Of Composition 75
  • 5- Positioning and Positing 103
  • 6- Personality Change and The Problematic 131
  • 7- Vitality and the Origin Of Personhood 159
  • References 181
  • Index 189
  • About the Author 192
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