Shame: the Emotion of Discipline

Since I wrote a book review, this is the first time I have written a book review for this kind of knowledge... Actually, it is not a book review. After all, we are not qualified to evaluate such a book that is seriously researched. This book is still very profound, and it does tell a lot of valuable things, different countries (although it is basically the United States), different scenes, different groups... This book is really comprehensive. Shame is really a magical thing that has always played various roles. Reading this book will make you re-understand shame, and suddenly you will find that shame is so interesting and valuable. I drew a lot of things and discussed some contents with my friends. This is a book that will randomly give you different insights based on your personal experience. It is also a book suitable for continuous psychological adjustment. Very good, recommended to watch.

It turns out that shame has had so many functions throughout history, and manifests itself differently in different cultures. Think about the fact that sometimes we feel ashamed of certain things. This is actually society regulating us. Just like my face-saving friend, he always cares about other people's opinions. This may be due to shame. However, the book also mentions some nasty characters, and those who use shame to control others are truly hateful. All in all, this book made me think more deeply about shame, and I recommend you read it too!

I've benefited a lot, I didn't expect this angle