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Globalización y salud mental(fuera de colección)

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Este conjunto de textos explora el impacto de la globalización sobre los habitantes del mundo rico desde diferentes perspectivas, pero bajo una óptica psicológica. El malestar mental se ve sobreestimulado por la sociedad en la que vivimos, hasta el punto en que las certezas de ayer, a veces muy restrictivas, desaparecen y nos dejan ante angustiosas incertidumbres: el amor, la familia, la formación... han mudado su estilo. Tenemos más pero no parece que seamos más dichosos. Problemas estudiados desde hace tiempo, como la depresión, el culto al cuerpo, las adicciones y la violencia en la pareja, y «nuevas» formas de sufrimiento como la fibromialgia, el narcisismo o el Síndrome de Ulises son analizados desde una perspectiva actual.

Format: Paperback
Published: 2007
Pages: 528
Publisher: Herder Editorial
ISBN: 9788425425295

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