Psychodynamics of Political Correctness
@article{Schwartz1997PsychodynamicsOP, title={Psychodynamics of Political Correctness}, author={H. Schwartz}, journal={The Journal of Applied Behavioral Science}, year={1997}, volume={33}, pages={132 - 148} }
Political correctness represents a regression in university functioning in which paternal influences are repudiated and a biparental model of authority is replaced by one revolving around a primordial conception of the mother. Paternal influences are those that represent the engagement with external reality, and regression to the primordial mother is therefore a rejection of external reality. Aspects of university functioning that are explained by this model include the inversion of valuation… Expand
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