Evolutionary Therapy for the Views of Others

Philosophical Practice 3 (1):219-225 (2008)
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Abstract

Our concern with what others think of us can ruin our day or put us in foul moods. Despite its long history of success, critical thinking cannot treat this problem adequately. I propose a therapeutic approach based on a version of Stoic epistemology updated with some quasi-evolutionary biology, articulated with help from Sartre, Rousseau, and Nietzsche

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Brian Domino
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