Author Dr. Scott Hockin, Ph. D.’s New Book, “Survivism: An Attitude Movement with Managerial Intelligences toward Existential Change,” Examines a New Way of Living
Summary
Sociology, psychology, and philosophy became early scholarly foundations including but not limited to Maslow, Jung, Ellis, Sartre, Beck, Kant, Mead, and Goleman. The author remains forever grateful to his highly supportive spouse of twenty-seven years, Diana, their four children, and her family with a community of Italian and Sicilian heritages. Secondarily, a movement arises, resulting from intelligences deemed necessary to process a vast array of complexities engulfing this otherwise ancient yet modern symbolic Parthenon structure representation, hence dynamically riddled with existential change infiltrated throughout a range of time and space. What manifests deeply rooted upon its foundational structure are the cornerstone pillars of consciousness, emotion, rationality, and behavior.“Survivism learns via acquisition of knowledge and experience to grow and develop identities, intent to pursue and acquire a higher need of mindfulness, shrouded with intellectual guidance and a self-determinant personality. There, too, is an equilibrium of functionalities devised to sustain the balance of cognitive flow from within the structural and organizational symbolic complex, and then throughout the greater abstract concrescence of social or relational exchanges.