Author: Zhao Xinsan
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Publish Date: 2003-01-01
Features: When you open this book, you hear the voice of concern, the pain of contemplation, and the weight! Perhaps, this work will open up a new discipline for you—psychopathology of human civilization. It will allow contemporary human civilization or our world to reside in an invisible "psychiatric hospital" without walls or buildings, receiving diagnosis and treatment. This book is a collection of philosophical essays. The author addresses the psychological and spiritual illnesses, as well as potential symptoms, that arise from the accelerated pace of work and life, and increased mental stress in modern people. The concept of "psychopathology of human civilization" is proposed, along with ideas on how to confront and alleviate these symptoms. The manuscript is rich in content, withing thoughts and, delivering a powerful impact. Over 120 precious illustrations are inserted into the manuscript, accompanied by vivid captions, enhancing the readability of the book. This book differs from purely psychological works and medical works alike. Instead, it adopts a perspective that combines natural sciences and social sciences to analyze various types of pathological psychology in the contemporary world, offering novelty and philosophical depth.
Pathological World: A Diagnosis of the Spiritual Pathology of Human Civilization
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