Difference between revisions of "Selfhood"
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1. The state of having a {{Wiki|distinct}} {{Wiki|identity}}; {{Wiki|individuality}}. | 1. The state of having a {{Wiki|distinct}} {{Wiki|identity}}; {{Wiki|individuality}}. | ||
2. The fully developed [[self]]; an achieved [[personality]]. | 2. The fully developed [[self]]; an achieved [[personality]]. | ||
| − | 3. [[Self-centeredness]]: "the | + | 3. [[Self-centeredness]]: "the {{Wiki|cult}} of [[selfhood]] that became fashionable in the 1960s" (David Rankin). |
1. ([[Philosophy]]) [[Philosophy]] | 1. ([[Philosophy]]) [[Philosophy]] | ||
| − | a. the state of having a {{Wiki|distinct}} identity | + | a. the state of having a {{Wiki|distinct}} [[Wikipedia:Identity (social science)|identity]] |
b. the {{Wiki|individuality}} so possessed | b. the {{Wiki|individuality}} so possessed | ||
| − | 2. a person's character | + | 2. a person's [[character]] |
| − | 3. the quality of [[being]] egocentric | + | 3. the quality of [[being]] [[egocentric]] |
1. the [[state of being]] an {{Wiki|individual}} [[person]]; [[individuality]]. | 1. the [[state of being]] an {{Wiki|individual}} [[person]]; [[individuality]]. | ||
Latest revision as of 10:27, 14 October 2014
1. The state of having a distinct identity; individuality.
2. The fully developed self; an achieved personality.
3. Self-centeredness: "the cult of selfhood that became fashionable in the 1960s" (David Rankin).
1. (Philosophy) Philosophy
a. the state of having a distinct identity
b. the individuality so possessed
2. a person's character
3. the quality of being egocentric
1. the state of being an individual person; individuality.
2. one's personality.
3. selfishness.
