Passions Within Reason: The Strategic Role of the Emotions

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Norton, 1988 - Psychology - 304 pages
The Me generation has justified itself by appealing to social scientists who see selfishness as the only rational basis for action. But what are we to make of selfless acts in business, personal life, even politics? In this provocative book, Robert Frank shows us that looking out for Number One may require that we look out for others, too.

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