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A General Theory of Love by Thomas Lewis, Richard Lannon and Fari Amini
English | ISBN: 0375503897 | 2000 | PDF | 228 pages | 7,5 mb
Poor, poor science-it gets blamed for everything. While it might be true that some of our alienation and unhappiness stem from a too-rational misunderstanding of emotion, it's also true that science is its own remedy.
A General Theory of Love, by San Francisco psychiatrists Thomas Lewis, Fari Amini, and Richard Lannon, is a powerfully humanistic look at the natural history of our deepest feelings, and why a simple hug is often more important than a portfolio full of stock options. Their grasp of neural science is topnotch, but the book is more about humans as social animals and how we relate to others-for once, the brain plays second fiddle to the heart.
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