c/alan-watts
The largest collection of talks by Alan Watts — the British-American philosopher who made Eastern wisdom accessible through witty and profound teachings.
…time that asks: well what will other people say? Am I being consistent? Does what I do make any sense? The sociologist George Herbert Mead called this the interiorized other, that is to say we kind of have an interior picture of a very general and vague…
…Sullivan was always looking to the individual as the expression of a social network. And the same in the psychology of George Herbert Mead, where he called the conceptions that we have of ourselves the interiorized other, in other words the sum total of…
…will hear other people in your head because you see you are not you, you are an amazing collection of what George Herbert Mead called the interiorized others. And all this chorus of voices is constantly directing your life and propagandizing you. You have…