A New Look at Narcissism

Narcissism is on everyone's lips lately. This word is constantly encountered in newspapers and magazines, on television programs, on the Internet, and in daily conversations. It is mostly used with negative connotations and is considered by many as the "disease of the age". So, what is narcissism and is it as bad as it seems? Although narcissism is used to mean arrogance, arrogance, vanity, seeing oneself as superior to others, it is difficult to give a full definition. However, what everyone agrees on is that narcissism is a disturbing, harmful, and even destructive trait that is becoming increasingly common. However, recent studies reveal that the desire to feel special is a normal, even necessary human instinct. So, is it possible to distinguish between healthy and unhealthy narcissism and where and how should we draw the line? A New Perspective on Narcissism basically seeks answers to this issue, but also pursues other questions: How to identify narcissists in the family, workplace or circle of friends and how to regulate relationships with these people? What is the role of the internet in the spread of narcissism and is it possible to prevent narcissism by using social media healthily? In A New Look at Narcissism, clinical psychologist Craig Malkin breaks down one-sided and misleading stereotypes about narcissism, drawing on his twenty years of therapy experience. While the author points out the positive aspects of this basic human need, he also reveals the opportunities it offers.

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Dough Type: 2nd Dough

Size: 14x21

First Print Year: 2017

Number of Printings: 1st Edition

Media Type: Paperback