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Нераскрытая самость [EPUB ebook]

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Статья «Настоящее и будущее», известная также под названием «Нераскрытая самость», – одна из немногих работ Юнга, адресованных широкому кругу читателей. Наблюдая подавление индивида массовой психологией в настоящем (статья написана в 1957 г.) и предвидя усиление этой тенденции в будущем, Юнг посчитал своим долгом предупредить человечество о грозящей ему опасности и обрисовать возможные пути выживания в обществе, стирающем всякую индивидуальность.
В сборник также включена работа «Символы и толкование сновидений», в которой Юнг исследует принципы работы с бессознательным посредством толкования снов.

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Language Russian ● Format EPUB ● Pages 256 ● ISBN 9785171376864 ● File size 1.9 MB ● Publisher АСТ ● City Limassol ● Country CY ● Published 2023 ● Downloadable 24 months ● Currency EUR ● ID 9167731 ● Copy protection Social DRM

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