[Thomas Lewis] A General Theory of Love

Autor: Thomas Lewis
Tytuł: A General Theory of Love
ISBN: 9780375503894
Wydawca: Random House
Przybliżona ilość stron: 288
Oprawa: Hardcover
Przybliżone wymiary i waga: 22.2 cm x 14.6 cm x 0.45 kg x 1.9 cm

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A Primordial Area Of The Brain Creates Both The Capacity And The Need For Emotional Intimacy That All Humans Share. A General Theory Of Love Describes The Workings Of This Ancient, Pivotal Urge And Reveals That Our Nervous Systems Are Not Self-contained. Instead, Our Brains Link With Those Of The People Close To Us, In A Silent Rhythm That Makes Up The Very Life Force Of The Body. These Wordless And Powerful Ties Determine Our Moods, Stabilize And Maintain Our Health And Well-being, And Change The Structure Of Our Brains. A General Theory Of Love Applies These And Other Insights To Some Of The Issues We Face In Our Lives. Its Authors Explain How Relationships Function And Where Love Goes Wrong, How Parents Shape A Child’s Developing Self, How Psychotherapy Really Works, What Curbs And What Fosters Violent Aggression In Our Children, And How Modern Society Regularly Courts Disaster By Flouting Emotional Laws It Does Not Yet Recognize.–jacket. The Heart’s Castle: Science Joins The Search For Love — Kits, Cats, Sacks, And Uncertainty: How The Brain’s Basic Structure Poses Problems For Love — Archimedes’ Principle: How We Sense The Inner World Of Other Hearts — A Fiercer Sea: How Relationships Permeate The Human Body, Mind, And Soul — Gravity’s Incarnation: How Memory Stores And Shapes Love — A Bend In The Road: How Love Changes Who We Are And Who We Can Become — The Book Of Life: How Love Forms, Guides, And Alters A Child’s Emotional Mind — Between Stone And Sky: What Can Be Done To Heal Hearts Gone Astray — A Walk In The Shadows: How Culture Blinds Us To The Ways Of Love — The Open Door: What The Future Holds For The Mysteries Of Love. Thomas Lewis, Fari Amini, And Richard Lannon. Includes Bibliographical References (p. [241]-254) And Index.