Le Caractere De L'enfant A L'homme...
작성자
Bernard P. Rez
아직 평점이 없습니다
Children’s
형식
페이퍼백
페이지
330
언어
프랑스어
출판됨
Jan 1, 2012
출판사
Nabu Press
ISBN-10
1272609286
ISBN-13
9781272609283
설명
This insightful exploration delves into the complexities of human character as it evolves from childhood to adulthood. The authors, Bernard Perez and Bernard P. Rez, analyze the fundamental traits that influence our behavior and relationships throughout life. Their thoughtful approach engages readers in a profound reflection on identity, personal development, and the social factors that shape individuals.
As the narrative unfolds, it highlights key psychological theories and practical observations that resonate with parents, educators, and psychologists alike. The authors draw on a wealth of research to illustrate how experiences from early childhood are pivotal in forming the adult personality. They emphasize the importance of nurturing and understanding in the developmental process, presenting a compelling case for the connection between early environments and lifelong characteristics.
In parsing the nuances of character development, Perez and Rez invite readers to consider their own experiences and the profound impact of upbringing and social context. This book serves as both a guide and a mirror, encouraging introspection and deepening the understanding of oneself and others.
Ultimately, the work champions the idea that while our characters are shaped by many influences, self-awareness and conscious effort can also lead to personal growth and transformation. It is a thought-provoking read for anyone eager to explore the foundations of human nature and relationships.
As the narrative unfolds, it highlights key psychological theories and practical observations that resonate with parents, educators, and psychologists alike. The authors draw on a wealth of research to illustrate how experiences from early childhood are pivotal in forming the adult personality. They emphasize the importance of nurturing and understanding in the developmental process, presenting a compelling case for the connection between early environments and lifelong characteristics.
In parsing the nuances of character development, Perez and Rez invite readers to consider their own experiences and the profound impact of upbringing and social context. This book serves as both a guide and a mirror, encouraging introspection and deepening the understanding of oneself and others.
Ultimately, the work champions the idea that while our characters are shaped by many influences, self-awareness and conscious effort can also lead to personal growth and transformation. It is a thought-provoking read for anyone eager to explore the foundations of human nature and relationships.