Books like Childhood And Society
12 books with a reading profile close to Childhood And Society by E H Erikson. Deep and inward-looking; a demanding read.
-
1
The Authoritarian Personality
by Theodor Adorno, Else Frenkel-Brenswik
Also deep · academic, dense
This study investigates the psychological roots of prejudice and the specific character traits that incline individuals toward fascist ideologies.
-
2
Situated Learning
Also deep · academic, dense
Jean Lave and Etienne Wenger propose that learning is an inherently social phenomenon rather than a private, cognitive acquisition of information.
-
3
On Collective Memory
Also deep · academic, dense
In this collection of essays, Maurice Halbwachs argues that human memory is a social process rather than a purely individual psychological function.
-
4
The Interpretation of Dreams
Also deep and inward-looking · academic, dense
Sigmund Freud argues that dreams are the disguised fulfillment of repressed infantile wishes.
-
5
The Hero With a Thousand Faces
Also deep and inward-looking · academic, dense
Joseph Campbell argues that a single structural pattern, the monomyth, underpins the sacred stories and legends of civilizations across history.
-
6
Civilization and Its Discontents
Also deep · academic, dense
In this foundational work, Sigmund Freud argues that an inherent friction exists between human biological drives and the regulations of organized society.
-
7
-
8
Handbook of Self-Regulation
by Monique Boekaerts, Paul R Pintrich
Also deep · academic, dense
This handbook centralizes diverse research regarding how individuals monitor and control their cognition, emotions, and behaviors to achieve specific goals.
-
9
Gay, Straight, and In-between
by John Money
Also deep · academic, theoretical
John Money argues that human psychosexuality is a product of both prenatal hormonal programming and postnatal social conditioning.
-
10
the Expression of the Emotions in Man and Animals
Also deep · academic, theoretical
Charles Darwin asserts that emotional expressions are evolved biological traits rather than unique human attributes.
-
11
Francis Bacon and the Loss of Self
Also deep · academic, dense
Ernst van Alphen shifts the focus of Francis Bacon’s scholarship from the depicted agony within the frame to the psychological impact exerted upon the observer.
-
12
Concerning the Spiritual in Art
Also deep and inward-looking · academic, dense
Wassily Kandinsky identifies painting as a psychological tool rather than a method for reproducing physical reality.
Get picks matched to your own reading on papr.
Get papr
