False and true self: thinking beyond grandparents – or Free spirit and self-awereness: self as becoming
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.17648/2175-2834-v21n2-389Keywords:
selfie; becoming.Abstract
It is well known that the theme of the true and false Self is relevant to Winnicott, but it is also relevant to Friedrich Nietzsche's philosophy. Therefore, when I was given the privilege of participating in a collection in honor of Zeljko Loparic's 80th birthday, I thought that my contribution could be made in a form that I know the honoree prefers, and which has marked our relationship since we first met: intense philosophical discussion on topics of common interest.References
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