EMOTIONAL CONGESTION PSYCHODRAMA OF SOCIETY HANS-JOACHIM MAAZ

The book "Emotional Congestion" by Hans-Joachim Maaz is an insightful analysis of a society that suppresses emotions. Based on his own experiences and observations, the author shows how an emotional wall affects individuals and the entire society. It is a read that forces reflection on one's own feelings and relationships with others.

• Current analysis of society
• Insightful look at emotions
• Reflection on the past
• Understanding emotional blockades
• Inspiration for change

Hans-Joachim Maaz, a famous psychiatrist, analyzes in his book "Emotional Congestion" the GDR society, which suppressed feelings. He compares it to an emotional wall, similar to the Berlin Wall. Twenty years after the fall of the Wall, Maaz notes that the past still influences the present and emotional blockades still exist.

The author emphasizes that psychological pressure and emotional deficits can occur not only in authoritarian systems, but also in societies based on economic growth and consumption. Selfish interests and denial of limitations lead to the construction of emotional blockades. Maaz aims to point out these blockades, analyze them and contribute to their resolution.

The book "Emotional Congestion" is not only an analysis of the past, but also an attempt to understand contemporary emotional problems. Maaz encourages reflection on one's own feelings and to look for ways to express them. It is a read for anyone who wants to better understand themselves and the world around them.

Państwowy Instytut Wydawniczy presents this book in a new edition, preserving the original content and message of the author. It is a must-read for all those interested in social psychology and contemporary history.

Technical data:

Pages: 320

Format: 11x18 cm

Year of publication: 2019

Binding: paperback