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Geçmişin Hayaletleri
Geçmişin Hayaletleri
208 pages, Paperback
Published January 1, 2023
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March 14, 2024
Every person is the leading actor of the movie he lives in, and fate is a spontaneous fiction prepared for this role.
This is the scene, let alone the positive/negative effects created by the series of events that the leading actor encounters in the course of the scenario, his reactions to these events may not be his own reactions. The heredity, historicity and accumulation of the reactions shown in this spontaneously prepared flow put the protagonist into a fiction within a fiction. Just like the fact that the historicity he acquired and his current experiences developing depending on the plot will add to his knowledge and historicity for the future...
In this book, the author analyzes processes such as trauma, therapy, and recovery; It touches on the inherited psychological continuity of psychological resilience, resistance power, struggle style and collapse. It reveals the impossibility of a person being able to achieve success without understanding these processes well and designing the past correctly.
Timur Harzadin has written a very productive and new book. I can say that it is one of the little-known great books.
This is the scene, let alone the positive/negative effects created by the series of events that the leading actor encounters in the course of the scenario, his reactions to these events may not be his own reactions. The heredity, historicity and accumulation of the reactions shown in this spontaneously prepared flow put the protagonist into a fiction within a fiction. Just like the fact that the historicity he acquired and his current experiences developing depending on the plot will add to his knowledge and historicity for the future...
In this book, the author analyzes processes such as trauma, therapy, and recovery; It touches on the inherited psychological continuity of psychological resilience, resistance power, struggle style and collapse. It reveals the impossibility of a person being able to achieve success without understanding these processes well and designing the past correctly.
Timur Harzadin has written a very productive and new book. I can say that it is one of the little-known great books.
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