Man in a totalitarian society: Semyon Samuilovich Vilensky

A person in a totalitarian society "is an important study by Semyon Samuilovich Vilensky, devoted to the analysis of human psychology and social behavior in totalitarian regimes. In his work, Vilensky considers how such systems of power influence personal and collective ideas about freedom, moral values, and social identity. The audiobook offers listeners a unique perspective on how totalitarian environments can distort human feelings and behavior, leading to self-censorship, internal conflict, and suppression of individuality. Performing a professional actor helps to gain a deeper understanding of the complex concepts and ideas outlined in the work, making the material more accessible and understandable.

- Author: Semyon Samuilovich Vilensky

- Genre: Sociology, Psychology

- Format: Audiobook

- Duration: Depends on the performer

- Language: Russian

- Publisher: Unknown

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