Identität im Zeitalter des Chamäleons - Lippmann, Eric
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Is identity in fact just a fiction? Is it possible to live in a society of ever more complex variations and remain an individual and autonomous person? Everyone talks about the split personalities of modern times, but doesn´t variety also represent an immense chance for further personal development?In this volume Eric Lippmann explains to us the five pillars of identity: relationships, work, body, possession, meaning. These are the core elements of our lives corresponding to the fragments of our self. The clear chameleon paradox of adaptation and autonomy are underpinned with examples from Woody Allen´s film Zelig.""…mehr

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Is identity in fact just a fiction? Is it possible to live in a society of ever more complex variations and remain an individual and autonomous person? Everyone talks about the split personalities of modern times, but doesn´t variety also represent an immense chance for further personal development?In this volume Eric Lippmann explains to us the five pillars of identity: relationships, work, body, possession, meaning. These are the core elements of our lives corresponding to the fragments of our self. The clear chameleon paradox of adaptation and autonomy are underpinned with examples from Woody Allen´s film Zelig.""
Autorenporträt
Prof. Dr. Eric Lippmann, Psychologe, Soziologe und Publizist, ist Professor für angewandte Psychologie (IAP) an der Zürcher Hochschule für Angewandte Wissenschaften, Trainer und Berater am IAP und leitet dort das Zentrum Leadership, Coaching & Change Management.