ON ISSUES OF SOCIAL PSYCHOLOGY - STANISŁAW OSSOWSKI

Enter the fascinating world of social psychology with the classic work of Stanisław Ossowski. This book is not just a collection of theories, but above all an invitation to reflect on the complexity of human nature and its social conditions. Discover how society shapes our thinking, attitudes, and behaviors.

• In-depth analysis of the influence of society on the individual
• Accessible language, ideal for a wide audience
• Rich examples from literature and everyday life
• Inspiring perspective on old myths and modern ideologies
• Reissue of the classic work of an outstanding sociologist
• Ideal reading for students and psychology enthusiasts

Stanisław Ossowski, an outstanding Polish sociologist, presents in his work "On Issues of Social Psychology" a concept in which man is a variable being, susceptible to influences from his environment. What a person is depends on the society in which he lives, its structure and culture. Ossowski analyzes how social norms, values, and ideologies shape our perception of the world and our relationships with other people. This book is extremely relevant because it helps us better understand the mechanisms that drive our choices and actions.

The author supplements his concept with material that is rarely treated by researchers as a source of theoretical inspiration: old religious myths, modern utopias and ideologies, illustrating them with concrete examples of human thinking and action from literature or from his own observation. This makes the book a fascinating journey through the depths of the human psyche and social interaction.

The reissue of this classic work is an excellent opportunity to familiarize yourself with the thought of one of the most important Polish sociologists. This book will certainly encourage reflection on one's own place in society and on the influence that the environment exerts on us. It is a must-read for anyone interested in social psychology and wants to better understand themselves and others.

The book was published by PWN in 2021, has 197 pages and has a format of 141x206 mm. The paperback cover ensures comfortable reading and durability. It is an ideal choice for anyone who appreciates classic sociological literature and wants to expand their knowledge of social psychology.