Thoughts that choose us. Why is some madness, and other inspiration
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What forced the trigger to lower the trial of John Lennon and pushed James Belushi to the edge of the drug abyss? What was crazy Virginia Wolf and caused an uncontrolled attraction to gambling in Dostoevsky? What inspired Winston Churchill to do painting, and Bill W. Create a "Society of Anonymous Alcoholics", saving hundreds of thousands of people around the world today?
Doctor of Medicine David Kessler calls this "capture". More than forty amazing stories about the sought by the mind of the world famous and those whose stories only psychotherapists knew. Based on the studies of philosophers, psychologists and modern achievements of neurology, Dr. Kessler reveals a mechanism that can quickly and imperceptibly make our mind a hostage to thoughts, events, people - the mechanism of "capture".
The book written by Dr. David Kessler is read in one breath, like an exciting science fiction novel. On her pages, he sets out an unexpected concept explaining the manic behavior of people. Sometimes a certain stimulus - an idea, thought, memory - masters the attention of a person and completely changes his perception of reality. In fact, such an impulse eventually makes the brain its hostage and completely captures it. Forty amazing stories, among the heroes of which Dostoevsky, F. Kafka, V. Wolf, W. Cherilla, J. Belushi, reveal the “capture” mechanism. The author manages to keep the reader in suspense until the very last page. A detailed study of this mechanism, according to Cessler, gives a chance to alleviate the suffering that a person is doomed to in this case, and regain control of his mind and feelings
Doctor of Medicine David Kessler calls this "capture". More than forty amazing stories about the sought by the mind of the world famous and those whose stories only psychotherapists knew. Based on the studies of philosophers, psychologists and modern achievements of neurology, Dr. Kessler reveals a mechanism that can quickly and imperceptibly make our mind a hostage to thoughts, events, people - the mechanism of "capture".
The book written by Dr. David Kessler is read in one breath, like an exciting science fiction novel. On her pages, he sets out an unexpected concept explaining the manic behavior of people. Sometimes a certain stimulus - an idea, thought, memory - masters the attention of a person and completely changes his perception of reality. In fact, such an impulse eventually makes the brain its hostage and completely captures it. Forty amazing stories, among the heroes of which Dostoevsky, F. Kafka, V. Wolf, W. Cherilla, J. Belushi, reveal the “capture” mechanism. The author manages to keep the reader in suspense until the very last page. A detailed study of this mechanism, according to Cessler, gives a chance to alleviate the suffering that a person is doomed to in this case, and regain control of his mind and feelings
Cover:
Cover:Soft
Category:
- Category:Politics & Social Science
- Category:Psychology
- Category:Reference books
Publication language:
Publication Language:Russian
Series:
Series: Practical Psychotherapy
Age restrictions:
Age restrictions:18+
ISBN:
ISBN:978-5-04-089020-0
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