Evil Human Nature: A Psychologist's Diary

Author: Parker
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Publish Date: 2004-01-01
Features: This is a profound and thought-provoking masterpiece exploring the evil in human nature. The enigmatic and captivating case analyses, combined with original, insightful, and meticulous dissections, leave a lasting impression. The author candidly points out the dark side of human nature, especially using his love-hate dissecting knife to expose the hidden evil beneath the surface of daily life: the base motives hidden behind lies, control and enslavement in marital relationships, the absolute authoritarian authority parents exert over their children, and the loneliness of narcissism and self-isolation. The author also accurately identifies the root causes of evil in human nature: the unhealthy upbringing in childhood, the seemingly ordinary sins of parents or society, genetic predispositions, and the appalling collective evil.
What is rare is that the author provides scientific methods to treat the evil in human nature: psychoanalysis of the subconscious, psychological, moral, and religious care, as well as supervision of family and social responsibilities. The description of the exorcism process the author personally experienced, along with his scientific explanations, is fascinating to read. After finishing the book, we are all reminded of the author’s urgent call: to conquer the evil in human nature with the great and boundless love of humanity!