The Fragmented Self: Why Modern People Feel Divided Inside - Brossura
Libro 9 di 10: The Coherence Series
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Many capable adults live with a quiet but exhausting tension.
They know what feels true for them, yet they continually negotiate against that knowing in order to maintain stability, preserve belonging, or avoid conflict.
Over time the mind becomes divided.
One part seeks growth.
Another seeks safety.
One part values honesty.
Another hesitates to speak.
This internal negotiation is rarely discussed, yet millions of people experience it every day.
In The Fragmented Self, Korvin Hale explores the hidden structure behind this condition and offers a clear explanation for why so many people feel divided within themselves.
Drawing on psychological insight and a calm philosophical framework, Patton shows how fragmentation develops through adaptation and conditioning, and how it can be reorganized through the emergence of identity.
Readers will discover:
• why the mind becomes internally divided
• how conditioning quietly shapes behavior and belief
• the role identity plays as the organizing center of the self
• how boundaries, alignment, and direction restore internal order
• why coherence produces emotional steadiness and clarity
Through clear explanations and structural diagrams, the book presents a powerful idea:
Fragmentation helps us survive.
Coherence carries us the rest of the way to peace with ourselves.
The Fragmented Self is a thoughtful guide for readers who want to understand the architecture of their inner life and begin living from a more integrated center.
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Paperback. Condizione: new. Paperback. Many capable adults live with a quiet but exhausting tension. They know what feels true for them, yet they continually negotiate against that knowing in order to maintain stability, preserve belonging, or avoid conflict. Over time the mind becomes divided. One part seeks growth.Another seeks safety. One part values honesty.Another hesitates to speak. This internal negotiation is rarely discussed, yet millions of people experience it every day. In The Fragmented Self, Korvin Hale explores the hidden structure behind this condition and offers a clear explanation for why so many people feel divided within themselves. Drawing on psychological insight and a calm philosophical framework, Patton shows how fragmentation develops through adaptation and conditioning, and how it can be reorganized through the emergence of identity. Readers will discover: - why the mind becomes internally divided- how conditioning quietly shapes behavior and belief- the role identity plays as the organizing center of the self- how boundaries, alignment, and direction restore internal order- why coherence produces emotional steadiness and clarity Through clear explanations and structural diagrams, the book presents a powerful idea: Fragmentation helps us survive.Coherence carries us the rest of the way to peace with ourselves. The Fragmented Self is a thoughtful guide for readers who want to understand the architecture of their inner life and begin living from a more integrated center. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability. Codice articolo 9798251753172
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