Concepts and other constructions of consciousness

This book, like the previous one, is written in the traditions of classical psychology. However, the fact that the author came to psychology from medicine and psychiatry allowed him to offer a new look at many unresolved problems of psychology and develop a number of unexpected approaches and original decisions, many of which change the usual fundamental representations that seemed unshakable to whole generations of scientists. The author discovered and described the complex mental phenomena of human consciousness, which he called "mental constructions", created a new and harmonious system of mental phenomenology. He also describes the "Objective Mental Reality" completely new area of ​​psychology, which can be considered a solution to one of the global problems of not only psychology, but also sociology and a number of other humanities.
The book is dedicated to psychology, but in it, on the basis of mental phenomenology, philosophical, sociological, linguistic and epistemological problems are considered. Therefore, it will be useful to representatives of all these disciplines