[Xmca-l] Re: Identity and personality

Huw Lloyd huw.softdesigns@gmail.com
Thu Jul 9 03:03:53 PDT 2020


Hans,

The relation between the notions is a moving target. Perhaps one could
consider identity as tactic and personality as strategy to construe the
relation as dialectical.

As with any subject, one has different ontological view points, predicated
upon the author's own understanding (and development). Hence we have
different types of views about a developmental subject which itself goes
through these different types of views (of an 'I'). Some people will say it
is all social milieu, some that the development stops after childhood, some
put it down to experience or perezhivanie, some recognise that personal
agency can transcend social situations if one has conscious control over
emotional predispositions, etc.

Best,
Huw

On Wed, 8 Jul 2020 at 09:27, Hans Knutagård <hans.knutagard@ingressus.se>
wrote:

> Dear xmca,
>
> I am struggling between the notion of personality and identity in the
> framework of Chat. My understanding is that we cannot talk about identity
> only personality since it os required in relation to other people and
> environment. Can somebody help me with some reading or references I can dig
> into?
>
> Yours Hans
>
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