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The field of HUMAN INTERACTION
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Anyone familiar with DST? [ link to en.wikipedia.org] In Dialogical Self Theory (DST) the self is considered as “extended,” that is, individuals and groups in the society at large are incorporated as positions in the mini-society of the self. As a result of this extension, the self does not only include internal positions (e.g., I as the son of my mother, I as a teacher, I as a lover of jazz), but also external positions (e.g., my father, my pupils, the groups to which I belong).[/wiki] There's so much more to KNOWING SELF than just knowing your own behaviors/responses. It's knowing self on a buncha different levels...in a buncha different situations. Knowing you're not a "one standard set thing" in all situations. Fluid...I suppose.
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