Strangers to ourselves: discovering the adaptive unconscious

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Philosophy and Theoretical Science Psychoanalysis and Psychopathology Research Identity, Memory, and Therapy

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Preface 1. Freud's Genius, Freud's Myopia 2. The Adaptive Unconscious 3. Who's in Charge? 4. Knowing Who We Are 5. Knowing Why 6. Knowing How We Feel 7. Knowing How We Will Feel 8. Introspection and Self-Narratives 9. Looking Outward to Know Ourselves 10. Observing and Changing Our Behavior Notes Bibliography Index

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