Love and willpower

Rollo May, a nee rice May is an outstanding American psychologist and therapist, a supporter of the existential approach, the author of popular psychology works, who have gained both the sympathy of ordinary readers and the recognition of the academic community. The real book, for the first time published in 1969, not only became an American National bestseller, but was also awarded the prestigious Emerson Prize, which is traditionally assigned on behalf of the Phi Beta Kappa society for the most significant contribution to the development of humanitarian knowledge. The work considers the problem of love and will as a paradox of modern society and the influence of this phenomenon on the human psyche.
The book is intended both for professional specialists involved in psychological counseling and for a wide range of readers who are interested in issues of interpersonal relations