The Nature of the Self
Prenatal experience and the developing self
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Prenatal experience and the developing self
Originally written in 1960 and presented here as a revised facsimile reprint, Francis J. Mott’s book examines how prenatal experience may relate to later psychological, moral, and spiritual development. The description places this inquiry alongside Mott’s interests in philosophy, mythology, anthropology, and dream analysis, giving the book a broad, interpretive frame for considering human development. Its central subject is the formation of the self across the transition from prenatal to postnatal life.
Good fit for readers who enjoy
- Readers interested in philosophical approaches to human development and the self
- Those exploring connections among prenatal experience, psychology, morality, and spirituality
- Readers with an interest in mythology, anthropology, or dream analysis
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