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SelfieWill Storr
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Selfie

390 pagesFirst published 20177 editions
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We live in an age of perfectionism. Every day, we're bombarded with the beautiful, successful, slim, socially-conscious and extroverted individual that our culture has decided is the perfect self. We see this person constantly in shop windows, in newspapers, on the television, at the movies and all over our social media. We berate ourselves when we don't match up to them--when we're too fat, too old, too poor, or too sad. This cycle can be extremely bad for us. In recent years, psychologists have even begun to think that many people take their own lives because of the impossible standards…

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FormatPublisherYearPagesISBN
PaperbackDogan Kitap20203769786050978940
EditionABRAMS (Ignition)20194169781468315905
EditionOverlook Press, The20194169781468316957
EditionOverlook Press20184039781468315899
PaperbackPicador20183689781447283669
HardcoverPICADOR2017—9781447283645
EditionPan Macmillan20173689781509874736
AnthropologySelf-perceptionSelfSociologyHistorySocial aspectsEgoSelf Concept