The Courage To Be Disliked by Ichirō Kishimi, Fumitake Koga
- 1. The Courage To Be Disliked by Ichirō Kishimi and Fumitake Koga is a thought-provoking exploration of Adlerian psychology, which challenges conventional notions about happiness and self-acceptance. The book is structured as a dialogue between a philosopher and a young man, capturing their dynamic exchange as they delve into the intricacies of human relationships, the importance of personal freedom, and the concept of life being a series of choices rather than mere circumstances dictated by past experiences. Through this engaging narrative, the authors illustrate the idea that disliking is a natural part of life and emphasize the importance of embracing one's true self rather than conforming to societal expectations. They advocate for the power of courage – the courage to confront one’s fears, to take responsibility for one's life, and ultimately, to embrace the possibility of being disliked by others in the pursuit of true happiness. By challenging readers to reconsider their perspectives on interpersonal dynamics and the pursuit of personal fulfillment, Kishimi and Koga provide a roadmap for living authentically and with greater emotional resilience while prioritizing personal growth and self-acceptance.
What is the primary philosophical framework used in 'The Courage To Be Disliked'?
A) Cognitive behavioral therapy
B) Jungian archetypes
C) Freudian psychoanalysis
D) Adlerian psychology
- 2. According to the book, what is the fundamental reason people cannot change?
A) They lack ability
B) They choose not to change
C) Their past determines them
D) Society prevents change
- 3. What is 'teleology' in Adler's context?
A) Analysis of past causes
B) Behavior is determined by goals
C) Belief in divine purpose
D) Study of telephone systems
- 4. What does Adler mean by 'separation of tasks'?
A) Avoiding multitasking
B) Dividing work equally
C) Time management technique
D) Distinguishing what you control from what others control
- 5. What is the 'inferiority complex'?
A) Lack of confidence
B) Genetic predisposition
C) Using inferiority as an excuse
D) Feeling naturally inferior
- 6. What is 'social interest' in Adlerian terms?
A) Political activism
B) Interest in social media
C) Charitable giving
D) Feeling of community and belonging
- 7. How does the book define freedom?
A) Political independence
B) Being disliked by others
C) Having unlimited choices
D) Financial security
- 8. What is the 'pampering mindset'?
A) Being overly generous
B) Expecting others to solve problems
C) Parenting style
D) Spoiling children
- 9. What is 'horizontal relationships'?
A) Long-distance relationships
B) Superficial connections
C) Relationships of equality
D) Business networking
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