by Dorothy Rowe · Fourth Estate (GB) · tapa blanda · ISBN 9780007357970
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«Why We Lie: The Source of Our Disasters» is Dorothy Rowe's psychology essay, published by Fourth Estate in paperback (386 pages, in English).
Dorothy Rowe analyzes why we lie: out of fear of humiliation, rejection and uncertainty, and to protect vanity. Lying erodes trust and fragments identity; the author links it to climate change and the economic crisis, and argues that accepting the truth can make change possible.
The book was published on February 3, 2011 in the United Kingdom; the work falls within popular psychology and personal development.
For readers interested in psychology and self-help, as well as in understanding how lying affects personal and social life.
