Matrix of madness

Why did the number of mental diseases and nervous disorders increase in our era? Why do mass psychoses cover entire nations? Why in politics, journalism, culture so many clearly expressed abnormalities, schizophrenic deviations? What is the symbols of madness and is there a hidden meaning in it?
Karl Gustav Jung and Michelle Foucault, whose works are presented in this book, answer this question differently. The outstanding Swiss scientist, psychotherapist Karl Gustav Jung believed that to increase the number of mental illness, is oblivious by modern society of the basic principles of human existence. In turn, the French philosopher philosopher Michelle Foucault argued that madness is a reckoning for progress that establishes a certain framework for the subconscious processes of the human psyche.
This collection includes the works of Jung and Foucault, dedicated to the causes and symbolism of madness in the modern world, as well as the history of madness in Western society