Research paper
Shame as a compromise for humiliation and rage in the internal representation of abuse by loved ones: Processes, motivations and the role of dissociation.
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- Shame as a compromise for humiliation and rage in the internal representation of abuse by loved ones: Processes, motivations and the role of dissociation.
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This paper examines one particular way a person abused may come to internally position themselves and the abuser to understand their abuse experience. It is based on a differentiation and exploration of the dynamic relationship between shame and humiliation associated with complex feelings the abused has to the abuser. Humiliation is described as denoting the naked self exposed by another, while shame is described as denoting the naked self exposed to another. From this lens abusive events ar...
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- Research paper
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- Date created
- 2018
- Creator
- Dorahy, Martin
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- https://hdl.handle.net/10092/107538
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- shame / humiliation / abused / abuser / Psychology / Cognitive and computational psychology / Cognition / Social and personality psychology / Social psychology / Biomedical and clinical sciences / Clinical sciences / Psychiatry (incl. psychotherapy)
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