Psychology

Veličina i granice Freudove misli

In The Greatness and Limits of Freudian Thought, Erich Fromm analyzes Freud's contribution to understanding man and critically exposes the limitations of his theory, especially its biologic and authoritarian aspects.

Velika magija

Great magic will open up a whole world of possibilities that you will want to dive into. And maybe change your life!

Vladanje sobom: Psihofiziologija volje

True self-mastery is not a fight against oneself, but a wise cooperation with one's own nature — by knowing the brain, body, and psychological laws, one achieves greater inner freedom, peace, and effectiveness in life.

Why We Sleep: The New Science of Sleep and Dreams

The book explains why sleep is crucial for memory, emotions, immunity and health, and warns that a chronic lack of sleep increases the risk of illness, accidents and poorer learning.

Winter Blues: Seasonal Affective Disorder - What It Is and How to Overcome It

Zašto baš ja: knjiga o nasilju među djecom

Why Me is a book about violence among children, combining a literary and professional approach. It consists of two parts: an artistic part, made up of stories by writer Hrvoje Kovačević, and a professional part, written by psychologist Gordana Buljan-Flan

Zdravo društvo

In the book Healthy Society, Fromm tried to show that life in a democracy of the XX. century represents another type of escape from freedom. The analysis of this very escape, in which alienation is the central concept, forms a large part of this book.

Zdravo društvo

Erich Fromm explores what makes a society psychologically healthy and what makes it sick. The book represents the crowning achievement of Fromm's social and political philosophy, in which he favors a so-called humane, democratic socialism.

Žena i seks kroz vreme

"Women and Sex Through the Ages" is a psychological essay that analyzes the position of women, sexuality, and changes in the understanding of gender roles through different historical periods and cultures.

Žene koje trče s vukovima

Through myths, fairy tales, and archetypes, psychoanalyst Clarissa Pinkola Estés invites women to connect with the Wild Woman—their repressed, instinctive, creative, and healing nature.