The Culture Of Narcissism by Christopher Lasch

The book explores the impact of individualism and the decline of community on American society, arguing that cultural changes since the mid-20th century have led to a rise in narcissistic personality traits. It delves into how consumer culture, changing family structures, and shifts in the workplace have fostered a focus on self-gratification at the expense of traditional values like authority and discipline. The author contends that this pervasive narcissism undermines social bonds and leads to a shallow, personality-driven approach to politics and personal relationships, ultimately eroding the fabric of society.

The 6307th greatest book of all time


Published
1979
Nationality
American
Type
Fiction
Pages
256-320
Words
Unknown
Original Language
English

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