Why Good People Do Bad Things: Understanding Our Darker Selves
by James Hollis
Why Good People Do Bad Things examines the hidden tensions behind behavior that conflicts with personal values. James Hollis invites readers to look more closely at the darker sides of the self, offering a thoughtful starting point for anyone seeking greater self-understanding and insight into human behavior.
About This Book
Why Good People Do Bad Things examines the tension between a person’s values and their harmful or troubling behavior.
James Hollis turns attention toward the darker, less understood aspects of the self.
The book offers a reflective framework for considering why people may act in ways that conflict with their sense of goodness.
It is suited to readers interested in self-understanding, human behavior, and personal reflection.
Reviews
No reviews yet. Be the first to review this book!