On the boundaries of analytical psychology. Morgachev S.V.

The book is a collection of articles written by the author, a Jungian psychologist at different times. They are united by a common vector of interest in topics at the junction of psychology with the very different areas of knowledge and experience - philosophy, religion, art of communication, the theory of communication, and the practitioners of self -regulation. This synthesis gives interesting and significant, sometimes unexpected results. It allows the author, without falling into a banality, nor in idleness, or esotericism, to turn to the most difficult issues - some of them are in the field of view of the reflective human mind for millennia (for example, the problem of the existence of the soul, the content of meditation practices, the internal time of a person, a contactless time The transfer of information), others arose during the development of psychiatry and psychology as areas of science (for example, the problems of pathology and norms, ambivalence of the mental world). In the author’s manner of reasoning, its phenomenological basis is well read - the desire to stay closer to real experience, avoiding too abstract theorizing.

The book will be interesting to psychologists of any direction, philosophers and everyone who turns their thoughts to the inner world. < /p>