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Theoretical Considerations

Dissimulation vs. Authenticité

Michaela Gulea

Pages 6–11

Licence © 2003 the authors · CC BY 4.0

Abstract

The article explores the relation between dissimulation and authenticity from the point of view of philosophy, social psychology and psychoanalysis, concluding that dissimulation determines the failure to know oneself. The author reviews the causes of this phenomenon and detects relationships with others, which lead to the emergence of several characters cohabiting inside self, the influence of totalitarian and even democratic regimes and rules of politeness.

Keywords —

dissimulation · failure to know self · characters · interpersonal relationships · totalitarian regimes · political rhetoric
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Gulea, M. (2003). Dissimulation vs. Authenticité. Dialogos, 07, 6–11.

Gulea, Michaela. “Dissimulation vs. Authenticité.” Dialogos, vol. 07, 2003, pp. 6–11.

Gulea, Michaela. 2003. “Dissimulation vs. Authenticité.” Dialogos 07: 6–11.

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