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3:59Now PlayingShoreditch, London, October 1, Sam Vaknin. Funzing Talk. Details and BUY YOUR TICKET (£12) here
Vain, egotistic & self-obsessed, have you ever felt like someone in your life or perhaps even yourself shows these characteristics a little too often to ignore? Join Sam Vaknin, a narcissist and professor of psychology who dedicated his life to understanding and educating people on this personality disorder.
What is pathological narcissism? Is it a mental health disorder - or an adaptation to our anomic, sick, and, yes, narcissistic civilization?
Where is the demarcation between assertiveness, self-confidence, and self-esteem - and grandiose fantasies?
Is leadership enhanced by narcissism - or diminished by it? Should we encourage our children to be more narcissistic?
How are narcissists made? Is early childhood abuse in the family really the precursor or is the aetiology far more complex and involves an interplay with peers, role models, and the prevailing culture? I coined the phrase "narcissistic abuse" in 1995. But what does it mean in an age when narcissism is no longer a diagnosis but a pejorative? Are the victims somehow complicit in their own maltreatment? Is codependence just another form of pernicious malignant narcissism?
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