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The Ultimate Defense Mechanism: Self-Justification (Essay #7)
Why admitting you’re wrong becomes impossible the longer you wait Okay – before I get into this long ass essay from the Critical Thinking series – let’s address the elephant in the room. After rereading the book used for the essay and writing most of the following words, I went back and did some light research on the authors, only to realize that Carol Tavris has been actively involved in…
How fragile our egos can be (even for a successful university professor).
How fragile our egos can be (even for a successful university professor).
This is the fourth post relating to the Ernest Becker Legacy conference held at SFU in early October. However,this last post relates only tangentially to the conference and more to a situation that arose after the opening talk by Sheldon Solomon on Friday evening, October 2nd.
After Solomon’s talk there was time to mingle and have a glass of wine. There were a number of familiar faces in the…
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