The book "Self-Knowledge" by "Alain Dubotten" deals with a journey in the deepest and most remote corners of human existence and equips the audience with a tool that helps to know the personality of each person by his/her own pers ...
The book "Self-Knowledge" by "Alain Dubotten" deals with a journey in the deepest and most remote corners of human existence and equips the audience with a tool that helps to know the personality of each person by his/her own personality. "Alan Dubatan" narrates that in ancient Greece, the philosopher Socrates was asked to summarize the words of all philosophical orders in one sentence; And he said in response: "Know yourself". The book "Self-Knowledge" shows this fact in the minds of all its readers through the science of psychology. The mind is basically divided into two parts, conscious and unconscious; That is, the events that are immediately available to a person and the things that are formed in the shadows of the mind, that is, the events that may appear in the form of symptoms of illness, dreams, language slips, and pervasive anxieties, regrets, and fears, and every person "Alan Dubotten" believes that self-knowledge is so important that reliable decisions can only be made based on accurate knowledge of the existence of people; Especially in the realm of personal life and professional life. The book you are holding takes us on a journey into the deepest corners of our being and equips its readers with a set of tools to understand the dimensions of personality correctly. Alain de Botton, the author of "Self-Knowledge", as well as a Swiss philosopher and television presenter who has spent most of his life in England, is considered to be an enthusiast of philosophy, and of course, he insists that philosophy only serves life. and this matter has helped to analyze the layers of personality from a psychological point of view, and to analyze it from a philosophical point of view, and has led to more attractiveness and distinction of this work compared to other psychological works.
The first chapter: Unawareness
The second chapter: Philosophical meditation
Chapter Three: emotional identity
Chapter Four: Honesty and Evasion
Chapter Five: Judging Yourself
Chapter Six: Emotional Skepticism
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