Philosophical Gift. Set of 3 Books with Shopper

Philosophical Gift. Set of 3 Books with Shopper.
What's inside?
1. "Carl Jung. In Search of the Self" Psychiatrists, passionate about Eastern philosophy and occultism, a follower of Freud who broke with his teacher - Carl Gustav Jung redefined psychiatry and chose... to treat the person, not the symptoms. Jung developed a direction of analytical philosophy, which is widely used by modern psychotherapists. On the pages of this book, the French philosopher and journalist Frédéric Lenoir creates a vivid, lively portrait of Jung, who changed the perception of psychology. This book will reveal to you the mysteries of the collective unconscious and the path to self-realization through his ideas.
2. "The Miracle of Spinoza. Philosophy that Illuminates Our Lives". Spinoza developed a philosophical system based on the ability to correctly direct one's desires and thus achieve true joy - a system that completely changed our concept of God, morality, and happiness. In many ways, this philosopher was ahead of not only his time but also ours. This is what is called the miracle of Spinoza. The book by the eminent French author Frédéric Lenoir offers a subtle, brilliant analysis of Spinoza's worldview, reflected in his main work, "Ethics" (1675), and other writings, explores the facts of his biography that influenced the formation of his philosophical system, and connections with contemporaries. The book also includes valuable correspondence between the author and Robert Misrahi, one of the largest modern researchers of Spinoza's philosophical heritage.
3. "How Memory Works. The Science of Remembering and the Art of Forgetting". An engaging exploration of the features of human memory conducted by a neurobiologist from Harvard, author of the bestseller "Still Alice". From this book, you will learn how memory is formed, what happens to forgotten memories (are they only temporarily inaccessible or erased forever?) and why some types of information are stored in memory for only a few seconds while others last a lifetime.