Evan Hadkins’s Articles at Psychology, Philosophy and Real Life, Page 12

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Evan Hadkins has published the following articles at Psychology, Philosophy and Real Life.

Communication and (Dis-)Agreement

By Evan Hadkins | 5 February 2009

Viewing communication as shared experience leads to a different approach to communication breakdown.

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What if We’re Both Certain, But of Opposite Beliefs?

By Evan Hadkins | 29 January 2009

Conflict about certainty can have a big impact on our relationships. When we are certain of one thing and someone we trust is certain of something else we may have a problem. Can we keep the relationship and disagree?

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A Quality Life, Part 2

By Evan Hadkins | 21 January 2009

Numbers are important, but it’s easy to mix up quantity and quality — especially when it comes to quality of life. The quality of our lives is partly determined by our own values and preferences, our sensitivity and the disciplines we pursue.

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A Quality Life, Part 1

By Evan Hadkins | 20 January 2009

It is often argued that quality is subjective, but I am convinced this line of thinking is wrong. I can enjoy reading trash and listening to schmaltzy music, but I don’t think that the trash is as good as Shakespeare or the schmaltz as good as Bach. I can separate quality from enjoyment.

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After Therapy, Style

By Evan Hadkins | 13 January 2009

I’d like to ask whether therapy can be positive. And I’d like to answer yes. This answer leads us smack bang into the realm of values.

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