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Denial can be a powerful defense mechanism from "summary" of The Fact of a Body by Alexandria Marzano-Lesnevich

The mind's ability to shield itself from uncomfortable truths is a remarkable force. When faced with overwhelming evidence contradicting our deeply held beliefs or actions, denial steps in as a protective barrier. It allows us to maintain our sense of self, shielding us from the harsh realities that threaten to shatter our carefully constructed facades. In "The Fact of a Body," this concept is vividly illustrated through the author's exploration of a murder case and her own childhood trauma. As the author delves into the details of the murder case, she uncovers layers of denial that have been carefully constructed by the perpetrator. Despite overwhelming evidence pointing to his guilt, he clings to his version of events, refusing to acknowledge the truth staring him in the face. This denial serves as a shield, protecting him from the full weight of his actions and allowing him to continue living in a w...
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    The Fact of a Body

    Alexandria Marzano-Lesnevich

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