On the Origin of Dignity: Its Creation and Enhancement
Written by Walter W. Tunstall, Ph.D goes beyond conventional accounts of dignity's origin to describe its emergence within a universal psychological process of moment-to-moment, day-to-day interpersonal experience.
About Author
Walter W. Tunstall Ph. D.
Earned Bachelor’s, Master,’s and Doctoral degrees in Psychology at Virginia Commonwealth University (VCU). He taught courses in Psychology at numerous colleges in Virginia and Washington State. Dr. Tunstall’s primary professional engagement involved working as a Psychologist in public agencies, in both states, with persons who have chronic disabilities. He is retired and lives in Olympia Washington.
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What's inside the book
Revolutionary Perspective
Dr. Tunstall presents a groundbreaking perspective explaining the origin of human dignity, challenging conventional beliefs and offering fresh insights.
Existential Dimension
Dignity is portrayed as more than a belief, instead described as an integral aspect of human experience as essential as breathing.
Interpersonal Dynamics
Human interaction is identified as the catalyst for dignity's emergence, emphasizing the role of validation in shaping individual self-worth.
Essential for Civilization
The book written by Dr. Tunstall argues that to have dignity you have to treat others with dignity.
Historical Perspective
The book traces the evolution of the concept of dignity, highlighting its significance in contemporary international discourse.
Universal Process
Dignity's origin emerges within a universal psychological process, not reliant on societal norms or religious doctrines.