‘Independence’ at Psychology, Philosophy and Real Life

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The View From the Shoulders

By Evan Hadkins | 15 March 2010
The View From the Shoulders
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We climb down from the giants’ shoulders to act differently because of the vision we have had.

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Personality and Identity: Do I Stay the Same ‘Me’ Over the Years?

By Evan Hadkins | 2 February 2010
Personality and Identity: Do I Stay the Same ‘Me’ Over the Years?
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During an active imagination exercise, I discovered “It’s OK to play”. This was a liberation for me. I felt both relaxed and energised. I experienced it as a liberation for/of ‘me’.

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Financial Dependence and Independence, Part Two: Money Management for Couples

By Evan Hadkins | 14 January 2010
Financial Dependence and Independence, Part Two: Money Management for Couples
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In part one of this post, I suggested that money can be a harder subject for couples to negotiate than their sex life or even child raising. Part two explores how couples can make money management easier.

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Financial Dependence and Independence, Part One: Primal Issues

By Evan Hadkins | 13 January 2010
Financial Dependence and Independence, Part One: Primal Issues
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Money can be a harder subject for couples to negotiate than their sex life or even child raising. This first of a two-part look at financial dependence and independence outlines three reasons why money seems to touch on such primal issues for us.

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The Minimalist Self: The Japanese Experience

By Sarah Luczaj | 16 November 2009
The Minimalist Self: The Japanese Experience
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In this continuing series on sense of self, Sarah Luczaj explores a piece of research comparing the well-being of Japanese and North American students, drawing conclusions about the roles of gratitude and peaceful disengagement.

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