In Conflict No Longer Self and Society in

Drawing on social-criticism, self-help manuals, and the social scientific analysis of American character, In Conflict No Longer examines American thinking about individualism, conformity, and community from 1920 through 1995. Taviss-Thomson's analys

A Changing American Self?

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The Changing Meanings of Individualism, Conformity, and Community

9

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The Individual-Society Relationship, 1920-1995

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The Emerging Self: Flexible, Constructed, Multiple, and Relational

89

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The Relational Self and Contemporary Social Science

107

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The Causes and Implications of the Demise of the Conflict Paradigm

121

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Bibliography

137

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Index

155

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About the Author

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In Conflict No Longer Self and Society in Contemporary America

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