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摘要
序言通过罗伯特·路易斯·史蒂文森(Robert Louis Stevenson) 19世纪的小说《化身博士》(The Strange Case of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde)的视角,介绍了对唐纳德·特朗普生活的心理学解读。史蒂文森的故事很好地说明了人类人格的二元分裂,而唐纳德·特朗普的奇怪案例则表明了一个惊人的逆转:不存在二元性:特朗普完全是海德,而不是杰基尔。在唐纳德·特朗普(Donald Trump)这个奇怪的例子中,公众形象背后没有任何技巧,没有隐藏的内在自我。特朗普完全活在当下,这是理解他压倒性的陌生感的心理学关键。他是一个没有内心故事的人,一股从生命中的一个离散时刻移动到下一个时刻的原始力量,没有叙事的积累,没有故事的弧线。序言介绍这本书是对特朗普的生活和他的个性的基于证据的客观分析,广泛借鉴了当代人格、发展和社会心理学的研究和理论。
The prologue introduces this psychological interpretation of Donald Trump’s life through the lens of Robert Louis Stevenson’s 19th-century novel, The Strange Case of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde. Whereas Stevenson’s story famously illustrated the split duality of human personality, the strange case of Donald Trump suggests a startling reversal: There is no duality: Trump is all Hyde, and no Jekyll. In the strange case of Donald Trump, there is no artifice, no hidden inner self behind the public persona. Trump is completely present in the moment, which is the psychological key to understanding his overwhelming strangeness. He is a man without an inner story, a primal force that moves from one discrete moment in life to the next, with no narrative build-up, no story arc. The prologue introduces the book as an evidence-based and objective analysis of Trump’s life and his personality, drawing extensively upon contemporary research and theory in personality, developmental, and social psychology.