About stinginess and related things
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Squamous from time immemorial was considered one of the main sins, at the same time, it was always inherent in something dangerous to the very nature of human desire, the inner ability of its perversion. Should you save and accumulate for yourself or share with others? This choice lies at the heart of any society. The author offers a psychoanalytic view of the problem, explores the cultural history of the image of a burgunde, analyzes the development of stinginess against the background of the rise and heyday of capitalism.
Infant Dolar (b. 1951) - Slovenian philosopher, professor of Lublin University. One of the founders of the Ljubljan Lakanian school. The main directions of his research are psychoanalysis, modern French philosophy, German idealism and the theory of art. He is the author of fourteen books and more than one hundred and fifty articles. The book “Voice and nothing more” (2006) was translated into ten languages, including Russian. The book “On Bustiness and Tied with it” was supplemented by the author in the future of its translation into Russian and therefore differs from the original edition of 2002
Infant Dolar (b. 1951) - Slovenian philosopher, professor of Lublin University. One of the founders of the Ljubljan Lakanian school. The main directions of his research are psychoanalysis, modern French philosophy, German idealism and the theory of art. He is the author of fourteen books and more than one hundred and fifty articles. The book “Voice and nothing more” (2006) was translated into ten languages, including Russian. The book “On Bustiness and Tied with it” was supplemented by the author in the future of its translation into Russian and therefore differs from the original edition of 2002
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Cover:Hard
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- Category:Politics & Social Science
- Category:Phylosophy
- Category:Reference books
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Publication Language:Russian
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Age restrictions:16+
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ISBN:978-5-89059-412-9
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