Butler-Bowdon: 50 Psychology Classics
Summary: 50 Psychology Classics by Butler-Bowdon (Nicholas Brealey (2007)). (Stub — expand from highlights.)
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Quotes
the Self (quoting William James)
“The ‘I’ which knows them cannot itself be an aggregate… it is a Thought, at each moment different from that of the last moment, but appropriative of the latter.” (p. 154)
Social Cognition
“Human beings are not just thinkers; we are social animals whose very sense of self is constructed through the gaze of others.” (p. 12)