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The life cycle completed

This volume presents in compact form a review of Erikson's complete pyshosocial theory. The now-famous Erikson ideas- the identity crisis, the interdependence of history and life history, and the life cycle (especially the concept that maturity is not the end of psychological growth) are placed in their historical and autobiographical context, providing a summary of Erikson's major themes.

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  • "This volume presents in compact form a review of Erikson's complete pyshosocial theory. The now-famous Erikson ideas- the identity crisis, the interdependence of history and life history, and the life cycle (especially the concept that maturity is not the end of psychological growth) are placed in their historical and autobiographical context, providing a summary of Erikson's major themes."@en
  • "Contributi di: Joan Erikson."
  • "For decades Erik Erikson's concept of the stages of human development deeply influenced the field of contemporary psychology. Here, through the scholarship of his closest collaborator, Joan Erikson, is an expanded edition of his final work, covering the full span of the life cycle. What Erik Erikson fell short of covering during his life of remarkable achievements was a ninth stage, of very old age. As human longevity increases, that stage has become of increasing significance to many individuals concerned about the quality and nature of their daily lives while they age into their eighth and ninth decades of life. Now Joan Erikson, in her nineties, masterfully guides us through the specific challenges and pleasures of older age, extending Erik Erikson's vision of human development in its major phases. In her introductory remarks about the ninth stage, Joan Erikson writes of the particular challenges faced by elders whose years of autonomy over their bodies and life choices are affected by the inevitable wages of time. She outlines the critical role that hope and faith must play in the lives of eighty- and ninety-year-olds, and she perceptively revises the concept of wisdom."
  • "Featuring a new chapter on a ninth stage of life, "Very Old Age," a study of the developmental stages in the human life cycle examines such themes as the interdependence of history and life history and the definition of maturity."@en

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  • "The life cycle completed"@da
  • "The life cycle completed"@en
  • "The life cycle completed"
  • "Životní cyklus rozšířený a dokončený"
  • "生命週期完成式"
  • "Der vollständige Lebenszyklus"
  • "The life cycle completed : Extended version with new chapters on the ninth stage of development by Joan M. Erikson"
  • "El ciclo vital completado"@es
  • "El ciclo vital completado"
  • "The life cycle completed : Extended version with new chapters on the ninth stage of development by Joan M. Erikson"@en
  • "El Ciclo vital completado"
  • "Dervollständige Lebenszyklus"
  • "The life cycle completed : extended version with new chapters on the ninth stage of development by Joan M. Erikson"
  • "The life cycle completed : a review"
  • "The life cycle completed : a review"@en
  • "Sheng ming zhou qi wan cheng shi"
  • "Den fullbordade livscykeln"
  • "Den fullbordade livscykeln"@sv
  • "I cicli della vita : continuità e mutamenti"
  • "I cicli della vita : continuità e mutamenti"@it
  • "The Life cycle completed : a review"

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