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'Scientific faith' is the foundation of many of Brouk's reflections and speculations, which in a way, 'beyond good and evil,' beyond all doubts 'irrationalize rationality' and paradoxically acquire the quality of poetry. [...] We are increasingly convinced that Bohuslav Brouk's work is a paradoxical expression of just such a 'development of the real through the imaginary.' The application of the poetic method 'pars pro toto' to psychological and socio-psychological issues is full of humor and sparkling 'short circuits' of various semantic fields. (From the afterword by František Dryje) This publication from 1938, in which its author Bohuslav Brouk (1912-1978), the enfant terrible of the Czech avant-garde and bohemia of the 30s and 40s, presents a synthesis of Freud's psychoanalysis and Adler's individual psychology, applied to a range of human activities in his typical, uncompromising, and readable style.
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Author: Brouk Bohuslav
Publication date: March 1, 2009
Manufacturer: Volvox Globator
Genres: Czech and slovak fiction, Health, weight loss, and sports, Books, Fiction, Non-fiction literature
Pages: 120
ISBN/EAN: 9788072077083