The Evolving Self: A Psychology for the Third Millennium - Mihaly Csikszentmihalyi

\nThe author of Flow shows us how to overcome our evolutionary heritage in order to re-create ourselves for the next milennium. He explains that we must recognize that there is a common good--and only by transcending our biological and social programming can we achieve it--becoming in the process, complex and integrated individuals. A book of singular importance and timeliness, one with momentous implications for the future. --Howard Gardner --San Francisco Chronicle \nThe author of Flow shows us how to overcome our evolutionary heritage in order to re-create ourselves for the next milennium. He explains that we must recognize that there is a common good--and only by transcending our biological and social programming can we achieve it--becoming in the process, complex and integrated individuals. A book of singular importance and timeliness, one with momentous implications for the future. --Howard Gardner \nThe author of Flow shows us how to overcome our evolutionary heritage in order to re-create ourselves for the next milennium. He explains that we must recognize that there is a common good--and only by transcending our biological and social programming can we achieve it--becoming in the process, complex and integrated individuals. A book of singular importance and timeliness, one with momentous implications for the future. --Howard Gardner \nThe author of Flow shows us how to overcome our evolutionary heritage in order to re-create ourselves for the next milennium. He explains that we must recognize that there is a common good--and only by transcending our biological and social programming can we achieve it--becoming in the process, complex and integrated individuals. A book of singular importance and timeliness, one with momentous implications for the future. --Howard Gardner \nThe author of Flow shows us how to overcome our evolutionary heritage in order to re-create ourselves for the next milennium. He explains that we must recognize that there is a common good--and only by transcending our biological and social programming can we achieve it--becoming in the process, complex and integrated individuals. A book of singular importance and timeliness, one with momentous implications for the future. --Howard Gardner \nThe author of Flow shows us how to overcome our evolutionary heritage in order to re-create ourselves for the next milennium. He explains that we must recognize that there is a common good--and only by transcending o