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Lewis Carroll and His Identity Shield
Known to the world as Lewis Carroll, Charles L. Dodgson protected his privacy by erecting a wall between his literary identity and his real-world…
 • Marcia Yudkin
When Introverts are Stigmatized, Who Benefits?
Let’s lean back for a long view of who gains what, when introverts are regarded as deficient beings.
 • Marcia Yudkin
Connection: The Odd Woman and the City by Vivian Gornick
In Vivian Gornick’s spirited memoir, The Odd Woman and the City, we see two interesting kinds of relationships that work particularly well for…
 • Marcia Yudkin
At Arm’s Length: Elsa Gidlow and Introvert Anarchism
Imagine keeping others at arm’s length while also building community. That’s the surprising juxtaposition in poet Elsa Gidlow’s introvert anarchism.
 • Marcia Yudkin
Just-Me Experiences: Solo Enhancements to Consider
Adventure for introverts: Take a step out of conformity and do something solo that most people do in groups.
 • Marcia Yudkin
Is Vulnerability a Secret Sauce for Introverts?
Many self-help authors recommend sharing mildly disparaging information about oneself as a pathway to interpersonal connection and trust. I disagree.
 • Marcia Yudkin
Jane Goodall and the Payoff of Patient Observation
Only an introvert like Jane Goodall could have sat immobile all day every day for months waiting for a nearby troupe of chimpanzees to accept her…
 • Marcia Yudkin
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