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Reflecting on narcissism
Imagine a country where everyone acts like a reality show contestant — obsessed with power, status and appearance, and is comfortable manipulating others for their personal gain. “I’m here to win, not make friends,” would be the national motto.
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2 Responses to Reflecting on narcissism
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Peter Yaxley says:
Hi,
I have just finished the book Mirror, Mirror and found it fantastic.
Unfortinatly I have to pass it back to my Psychologist and would like to purchase a copy.
I have tried several places and have been told it is out of print.
Do you know if it is available anywhere as I would like to re read it and have a copy of my own.Cheers
Peter
For an insightful read on Narcisism,I recommend “Mirror Mirror”, by Dr Bruce A Stevens, which analyses the effect of Narcisism on relationships.
I also find Dr Manocha’s posting here interesting, in the light of a short passage from the New Testament: 2 Tim 3:1-5.
Ian Nott, therapist in Melbourne.