Евгений Ильин - Психология совести. Вина, стыд, раскаяние
- Название:Психология совести. Вина, стыд, раскаяние
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- Год:2016
- Город:Санкт-Петербург
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Последняя книга профессора Ильина посвящена важнейшему аспекту нравственности личности – психологии совести и ее составляющих – вине и стыду. До сих пор эта проблема недостаточно изучена в отечественной психологии. В книге описаны имплицитные и научные представления о совести, ее природе, роли и функциях. Рассмотрены вопросы о чувстве долга, эмоции вины и угрызениях совести, различные аспекты переживания стыда. Помимо анализа литературы по данной проблеме в книге приведен обширный библиографический список, а также методики изучения совести, вины и стыда.
Издание предназначено для психологов, педагогов, социологов, специалистов по межличностным отношениям, а также для студентов вузовских факультетов соответствующих профилей.
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