Becoming

BECOMING

Preface vii
1 . The Case for and against Psychology 2
2 . The Lockean Tradition 7
3 . The Leibnitzian Tradition 12
4 . The Goal of Psychology 17
5 . The Dilemma of Uniqueness 19
6 . Disposition 24
7 . Unsocial Beginnings 28
8 . The Importance of Early Affiliation 31
9 . Tribalism and Individuation 34
10 . Is the Concept of Self Necessary ? 36
11 . The Proprium 41
12 . The Fusion of Propriate Functions 56
13 . Critique 58
14 . Chance , Opportunistic , and Oriented Becoming 62
15 . Motivation and Tension 65
16 . Conscience 68
17 . Schemata of Value 75
18 . Anexiety and Culture 78
19 . Freedom 82
20 . Structure of Personality 88
21 . The Religious Sentiment 93
22 . Epilogue : Psychology and Democracy 99

Index 103