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Freud v. St. Barbara "is a book that represents a unique confrontation between two prominent representatives of psychology and culture. Authors Galina and Efim Shabshai take on the task of investigating contradictions and similarities in approaches to understanding human nature and behavior.

Sigmund Freud, the celebrated Austrian psychoanalyst, and Saint Barbara, the legendary defender of chastity, represent different aspects of human essence. Freud developed theories about the unconscious, instincts, and psychoanalysis, whereas Saint Barbara symbolizes spiritual and moral values such as chastity and fidelity.

In the book "Freud v. St. Barbara," the authors analyze their concepts and methods, identify contradictions and parallels in their approaches to understanding human nature. They draw parallels between Freud's ideas about sexuality and the unconscious and St. Barbara's ideals about spiritual purity and morality.

The reader will have the opportunity to delve into the world of psychology and culture, to understand how various ideas and theories shaped our understanding of human behavior and moral values. The book is an interesting reading for both those interested in psychology and psychoanalysis and those interested in history and culture.

"Freud v. St. Barbara" is a book that will make readers reflect on questions of human nature, morality and sexuality, as well as broaden their understanding of various aspects of our lives and culture.

Product characteristics

ISBN - 4820000289849
Weight - 200
Binding Type - Hard
Year of publication - 2020
Number of pages - 112
Status - New
Type of printing paper - Offset
Language of publication - Russian

Price for 1 piece 5.95 USD

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