Self and Identity

Self and Identity: Perspectives Across the Lifespan, Volume 1, provides a comprehensive examination of the evolving concepts of self and identity. This scholarly work addresses the renewed interest in these topics among social scientists by utilizing an interdisciplinary approach. The text explores how psychological identification and self-concept develop throughout various stages of life, ranging from the neonate to the elderly adult.

As a significant resource in developmental psychology and applied psychology, this volume investigates the complexities of the ego and personality. It integrates perspectives from psychoanalysis and social science to offer a detailed look at how individuals form their sense of self. This book serves as a foundational text for those studying identity and psychological identification within the broader field of psychology.