Loneliness, John T. Kasiopi ans William Patrick
|
- product description
- buyer feedback
- company profile
product description
Description::Release: Imago.
Published: 2014.
ISBN: 978-86-7102-467-9.
Weight books: 498.00.
Dimensions books: 22.5 x 16.5.
Pages: 316th
Cover: paperback.
Script: Latin.
People, shall preferably, social beings. When asked which contribute most to the satisfaction of feeling happiness, the vast majority to vote for love, intimacy and social cohesion, rather than for wealth or fame. Therefore very concerned that, in every moment, approximately one fifth of all the planet's inhabitants feel isolated enough for it to become a major source of unhappiness in their lives.
Author of the study more than thirty years, with a team of various specialists, worked on uncovering the ways in which our brain and body are intertwined with social reactions. Believing that, with a little encouragement, anyone can escape from the prison of impaired social cognition, John Kasiopi has written a book that helps lonely to regain control of their lives.
Using the results of the brain scan, following changes in blood pressure and analyzing the function of the immune system, Kasiopi shows the overwhelming influence of the social environment on humans, the factors that has so much power that its effects can be felt even at the level of DNA.
Kasiopi indicates so far unnoticed syndrome chronic loneliness pulls out from the shadow of his relatives depression - a subjective sense of social isolation that uniquely disrupts our perception, behavior and physiology, becoming a trap that not only strengthens the actual isolation but also leads to an early death. Kasiopi tends to reject the Hobbesian view of human nature as a state of war "all against all", showing that, in fact, social cooperation essentially defines the people. Moreover, it tells us about the way the necessity of exiting the trap of isolation, to the benefit of us as individuals as well as society as a whole.
Published: 2014.
ISBN: 978-86-7102-467-9.
Weight books: 498.00.
Dimensions books: 22.5 x 16.5.
Pages: 316th
Cover: paperback.
Script: Latin.
People, shall preferably, social beings. When asked which contribute most to the satisfaction of feeling happiness, the vast majority to vote for love, intimacy and social cohesion, rather than for wealth or fame. Therefore very concerned that, in every moment, approximately one fifth of all the planet's inhabitants feel isolated enough for it to become a major source of unhappiness in their lives.
Author of the study more than thirty years, with a team of various specialists, worked on uncovering the ways in which our brain and body are intertwined with social reactions. Believing that, with a little encouragement, anyone can escape from the prison of impaired social cognition, John Kasiopi has written a book that helps lonely to regain control of their lives.
Using the results of the brain scan, following changes in blood pressure and analyzing the function of the immune system, Kasiopi shows the overwhelming influence of the social environment on humans, the factors that has so much power that its effects can be felt even at the level of DNA.
Kasiopi indicates so far unnoticed syndrome chronic loneliness pulls out from the shadow of his relatives depression - a subjective sense of social isolation that uniquely disrupts our perception, behavior and physiology, becoming a trap that not only strengthens the actual isolation but also leads to an early death. Kasiopi tends to reject the Hobbesian view of human nature as a state of war "all against all", showing that, in fact, social cooperation essentially defines the people. Moreover, it tells us about the way the necessity of exiting the trap of isolation, to the benefit of us as individuals as well as society as a whole.
Category:Books
Availability:Contact
Company:Izdavačka kuća CLIO
оцени од корисници
company profile
Izdavačka kuća CLIO
- Company introduction:Clio publishing company was founded in a time of the greatest social upheavals and political fractures at the end of the twentieth century with the basic idea that as part of their required reading editions created for the modern intellectual, establish solid supports free-thinking man who can constructively resist the devastating impact of the economic crisis and the disintegration of the value system. The publishing concept is characterized by a molded publications ranging from the world of fiction, history, anthropology, psychology, communication studies and media, management and marketing, ecology, essay writing, through the theory, history and criticism of artistic practice, to librarianship, museology and educational policies. By publishing books that are the result of modern knowledge and experience of different cultural and linguistic backgrounds, Clio seeks to participate actively in the reform of secondary and higher education improve these processes, as well as the professional development of teachers and managers of educational institutions. Consistent application of professional standards and respect the procedures in editorial work, employees and associates strive to provide exemplary examples of good editorial practice. As heirs of recognized professional experience, representatives of the house, at the invitation of the authorities, gave a certain contribution to the public debate about the preconditions of creating better conditions for the work of all institutions that are represented for the road book. They are developed and publicly presented the draft law on publishing, the proposal for the establishment of the National Book Centre, an initiative to organize Age books in Serbia, the recommended new principles with guidance for the purchase of books for the library. Begin are long-term projects internest, Library Plus, the Grail-library wonders, dealing with the improvement of the social role of libraries and educational cooperation, media institutions, artists and publishers.
- Contact Person Name:Jelena Petrović
- Address:Gospodar Jovanova 63
- Post Code:11000
- city:Beograd , Serbia
- Cell Phone #:00 381 2624334
- Telephone #:00 381 2624334
- Geo Location:Show
