Sentences with phrase «call narcissism»

crosspatch: whether you call it narcissism or not, many academics view the whole science thing as a game: positioning a grant with the right buzz - words for the current fad, placing students in prestige positions, having buddies in the administration, sending out press releases.

Call it narcissism, call it the just - rewards for whatever it is you do, but this M3 is a statement car.

Call them narcissism cells.

Of course, the common idol that we all share is the Imperial Self, what mental health professionals call narcissism or ego.

Current social history and psychology call narcissism the primary characteristic of this age (see Christopher Lasch's The Culture of Narcissism and Shirley Sugerman's Sin and Madness: Studies in Narcissism).

In a conversation with Pace Gallery founder Arne Glimcher, published in Interview magazine in 2008, Samaras — not unfavorably — likened his self - portraiture to masturbation, which he called narcissism's «most pure form.»

No, atheism was never called Narcissism.

Before Marx and Engels, Atheism was called Narcissism.

In a case study by Susan Heitler, Phd called Narcissism: A Redefinition and Case Study of Treatment, she points out the conflict - focus in couples therapy and how narcissistic personality disorder affects relationships.

Not exact matches

My colleague Dan Primack, who is out in the Bay Area this week, calls it «a particularly insular narcissism» in Silicon Valley, which seems exactly right.

They then tested the students for the so - called dark triad of personality traits to get a sense of their levels of narcissism, Machiavellianism, and psychopathy.

As Daniels tells it, part of her connection with Trump had to do with the fact that she called him out on his narcissism and self - regard, teasingly spanking him with a copy of Trump magazine because he wouldn't stop talking about himself.

(It's also sometimes called transient or short term narcissism.)

This is what Christopher Lasch called the culture of narcissism in its most concentrated form.

It is not so well known that Augustine encouraged mental prayer called wordless and ejaculatory prayer, sighing and groaning to God; he warned of the dangers of spiritual narcissism.

Citing carefully filtered sources (among them, the musings of reality TV stars and some 16 - year - olds posting on a site called iWannaBeFamous.com), she draws the inevitable conclusion that as a culture we're drowning in a sea of narcissism:

But these are examples of what Freud called «the narcissism of minor differences».

The overwhelming majority of voters are not afflicted by what Freud called «the narcissism of small differences».

In a book scheduled for publication in October that was edited by Lee, 27 experts offer their views of what Lee calls «Trump's mental symptoms,» including his impulsivity, «extreme present focus,» pathological levels of narcissism, and an apparent lack of trust that is a sign of deep paranoia.

People who commit mass shootings in America tend to share three traits: rampant depression, social isolation and pathological narcissism, according to a paper presented at the American Psychological Association's annual convention that calls on the media to deny such shooters the fame they seek.

Previous research done by Stoeber has found that such perfectionists tend to have the so - called «Dark Triad» personality traits of narcissism, Machiavellianism and psychopathy.

Covert narcissism is called many names in the scientific literature: closet narcissism, hypersensitive narcissism, and vulnerable narcissism, to name a few.

As it turns out, there are some striking similarities between the popular understanding of introversion and a psychological characteristic called covert narcissism: It's all the entitlement and grandiosity most people associate with narcissism, minus the bluster.

Leading the pack are those who call selfies the «new narcissism,» a self - indulgent pastime for snotty millennial kids.

Cody tends to write characters that are what the science - fiction fans call «a Mary Sue» — meaning an awesomely idealized version of the writer, so brilliant that the other characters sort of gaze in amazement at her.Tully has some of the narcissism seen in Juno and their follow - up, Young Adult, but there's also some unusually raw material, acted by Charlize Theron with barely smothered fury.»

He repeatedly phones the wife (Shirley Henderson) of his so - called best friend (Eddie Marsan), an over-earnest department accountant and deliberate altruistic counterpoint to the movie's overall narcissism, talking dirty but disguising his voice.

AV Club called it «a pale imitation of» Cline's own work,» while The Washington Post said Armada was an exercise in «nostalgic narcissism.»

Barbara Bloom in fact calls one of her installations The Reign of Narcissism.

A student in the final class receiving full - tuition scholarship (the precise term for Cooper's «free» tuition) felt Tehrani's approach to architecture education offered a welcome change from what the student called Cooper's «academic narcissism».

2010 The Artist's Museum: L.A. Artists 1980 - 2010, Museum of Contemporary Art, Los Angeles, CA Inquiring Eyes: Greensboro Collects Art, Weatherspoon Art Museum, Greensboro, NC XIV International Sculpture Biennale of Carrara, Carrara, Italy 11th Triennale für Kleinplastik (Triennial of small scale sculpture), Fellbach, Germany Contemplating the Void, Guggenheim Museum, New York, NY First Nations / Second Nature, curated by Candice Hopkins, Audain Gallery, Simon Fraser University, Vancouver, Canada Kurt, Seattle Art Museum, Seattle, WA XIV International Sculpture Biennale of Carrara, Carrara, Italy Larger than Life, Stranger than Fiction: 11th Fellbach Triennial of Small Scale Sculpture, Fellbach, Germany Photography, Paula Cooper Gallery, New York, NY Earthworks: Robert Smithson, Sam Durant, and Mary Brogger, Museum of Contemporary Art, Chicago, IL Shut Your Eyes in Order to See, Praz Delavallade, Paris, France Repetition island, Centre Pompidou, Paris, France Elizabeth Catlett: Call and Response, curated by Isolde Brielmaier, The Bronx Museum of the Arts, Bronx, NY The Narcissism of Minor Differences, curated by Christopher Whittey and Gerald Ross, Maryland Institute College of Art, Baltimore, MD To the Arts, Citizens!

He also detailed some of the personal intrigue behind his story, including his role in a study at St. Petersburg State University working on a series of personality traits called the «dark triad», including narcissism, psychopath and Machiavellianism.

Alcoholism has been called «narcissism in a bottle.»