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Book characters at a psychotherapist's appointment. Walking with a therapist through the pages of literary works

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Book characters at a psychotherapist's appointment. Walking with a therapist through the pages of literary works
9.99 €
In a good work, the characters are portrayed so accurately that they seem like real people. They, by the will of the author, face difficulties, face moral choices, risk their health and even their lives. What if the literary heroes of the past and present, who suffered a tragic failure, turned to a therapist in time? Would the parents of King Oedipus have been saved from disaster by parenting counseling? Would the story of Romeo and Juliet have unfolded differently if they had been older? Would Dracula have been misunderstood by those around him and Voldemort have been unloved as a child? Do the erotic fantasies of Christian Grey from "Fifty Shades of Grey" mean a lack of masculinity in him? The authors of the book, a literary scholar and a psychiatrist, subjected some famous characters of fiction to psychological analysis in order to understand what explains their failures, what quirks and problems are universal to all, and what - due to the era.
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