Even in Australia, (which is less ego based than the US), the academic theory and just about everything is focused on ego-based assumptions. That is why so much of a lot of contemporary theory seems so dense to me. it's ego based, whereas I have always been superego (conscience) based. It's been one of the main sources of misunderstanding, because whereas I have always acted out of duty, in one way or another, people have assumed I was acting out of self-interest. Even if you read the same text and read it in terms of self-interest, you will be reading an entirely different text than if you assume that the writer's perspective is duty-based. The conclusions you draw will not be the same.
Monday, 27 October 2014
self-interested versus duty-based character structures
Even in Australia, (which is less ego based than the US), the academic theory and just about everything is focused on ego-based assumptions. That is why so much of a lot of contemporary theory seems so dense to me. it's ego based, whereas I have always been superego (conscience) based. It's been one of the main sources of misunderstanding, because whereas I have always acted out of duty, in one way or another, people have assumed I was acting out of self-interest. Even if you read the same text and read it in terms of self-interest, you will be reading an entirely different text than if you assume that the writer's perspective is duty-based. The conclusions you draw will not be the same.
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