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 analyses 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 3 February 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.
