"Center of the Universe provides a practical guide for recognizing the 27 narcissistic subtypes across individual, relational, collective, and systemic levels within our communities. It offers strategies for navigating an increasingly narcissistic world and transforming toxic egotism in one's life"-- Provided by publisher.
Center of the Universe provides a practical guide for recognizing the 27 narcissistic subtypes across individual, relational, collective, and systemic levels within our communities. It offers strategies for navigating an increasingly narcissistic world and transforming toxic egotism in one's life.
Center of the Universe: Transforming the 27 Types of Narcissism from the Inside Out offers readers a practical guide for recognizing the 27 narcissistic subtypes at the individual, relational, collective, and systemic levels of human life. Through integral analysis, Center of the Universe utilizes pop-culture examples, interview excerpts, and the latest research on the rise of collective narcissism to provide readers with a practical guide on how to navigate an increasingly more narcissistic world and employ strategies for mitigating and transforming toxic egotism at every level of their lives.
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Center of the Universe provides a practical guide for recognizing the 27 narcissistic subtypes across individual, relational, collective, and systemic levels within our communities. It offers strategies for navigating an increasingly narcissistic world and transforming toxic egotism in ones life.
Introduction
Chapter I: Narcissism, Then, Now, and Forever?
Chapter II: Narcissism Rising: Cultural and Generational Shifts
Chapter III: It Starts with I: Narcissism Begins
Chapter IV: When "We" Becomes "Me"
Chapter V: Oh, What Toxic Webs We Weave
Chapter VI: The Center Cannot Hold: Narcissism in Organizational, Political,
and Familial Systems
Chapter VII: Out of Darkness: Breaking Free of Narcissistic Dysfunction
Glossary
Bibliography
Index
About the Author
Sterlin L. Mosley, PhD, is a professor of Human Relations at the University of Oklahoma, where he teaches classes on personality psychology, social change, cultural awareness, and media. Mosley is a certified Enneagram coach and teacher and a scholar in empathy, narcissism, and personality psychology. He has developed and facilitated numerous undergraduate and graduate courses, professional workshops, training and lectures on personality, empathy, culture, gender, and communication; and is author of The Narcissist in You and Everyone Else: Recognizing the 27 Types of Narcissism. He lives in Norman, Oklahoma.
