Лиза Барретт - Как рождаются эмоции
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Эта книга совершает революцию в понимании эмоций, разума и мозга. Вас ждет захватывающее путешествие по удивительным маршрутам, с помощью которых мозг создает вашу эмоциональную жизнь. Вы научитесь по-новому смотреть на эмоции, свои взаимоотношения с людьми и в конечном счете на самих себя. На русском языке публикуется впервые.
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