On Gaslighting On Gaslighting Kate Abramson

On Gaslighting

Exposing the Manipulative Tactics That Destroy Perception and Reality

by Kate Abramson

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About This Book

On Gaslighting (2024) examines gaslighting as a unique manipulation technique that destroys an individual's capacity to rely on their own judgment, memory, and feelings. Using contemporary philosophical frameworks, this work dissects the nature, methods, and consequences of gaslighting, connecting this psychological tactic to wider societal problems including racism, sexism, and relational trust.

Who Should Read This?

  • Mental health professionals seeking deeper understanding of gaslighting’s psychological impacts
  • Philosophers interested in the ethical aspects of manipulative behavior
  • Activists working to expose how gaslighting reinforces systems of oppression

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