Denial of Death
The book by American psychologist and anthropologist Ernest Becker (1924–1974) Denial of Death, Pulitzer Prize winner in 1974, became a classic work in the fields of psychology and philosophy. Becker analyzes how the fear of death influences human life and... behavior, relationships with others, and society as a whole, and explains how the denial of death affects motivations and actions, becoming a source of many problems and conflicts. The author combines a vast range of areas – from psychology and philosophy to religion and the humanities, and draws on the works of Søren Kierkegaard, Sigmund Freud, Norman Brown, and Otto Rank.
Author: БЕКЕР Э.
Printhouse: AST
Series: Philosophy - Neoclassicism
Age restrictions: 16+
Year of publication: 2023
ISBN: 9785171272272
Number of pages: 416
Size: 207x136x35 mm
Cover type: hard
Weight: 388 g
ID: 1470959
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