The Man Who Lives. How to Stop Being a Function and Become Alive – Latypov Ilya – Alpina Publisher – 2026 – ISBN 978-5-0063-0919-7
The Man Who Lives. How to Stop Being a Function and Become Alive
19.99 €
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The Man Who Lives. How to Stop Being a Function and Become Alive
19.99 €
This book is for those who treat themselves as objects, without even realizing it. It's for those who have ignored their emotions for years, considering them a hindrance to reason, "noise" that must be silenced by willpower and logic. For many of us, the primary tool for self-knowledge and navigating the world is rationality, not internal sensations.
Popular psychologist Ilya Latypov, author of the bestseller "One on One with Life," explains in his new book that emotions are not a weakness or a systemic failure, but the language of the psyche. As long as a person divides emotions into "right" and "wrong," they remain a function—fulfilling someone else's programming and losing themselves. It's worth putting aside judgment and asking, "What is the signal?" and shame, envy, and anxiety become reference points.
This book is a guide from "What's wrong with me?" to "What's happening to me?" Not a collection of prohibitions and prescriptions, but an invitation to explore your inner world without self-flagellation and self-deception. If you're willing to replace excuses with attention and judgment with curiosity, you'll begin to understand yourself better, speak more honestly about important things, and act more accurately.
Popular psychologist Ilya Latypov, author of the bestseller "One on One with Life," explains in his new book that emotions are not a weakness or a systemic failure, but the language of the psyche. As long as a person divides emotions into "right" and "wrong," they remain a function—fulfilling someone else's programming and losing themselves. It's worth putting aside judgment and asking, "What is the signal?" and shame, envy, and anxiety become reference points.
This book is a guide from "What's wrong with me?" to "What's happening to me?" Not a collection of prohibitions and prescriptions, but an invitation to explore your inner world without self-flagellation and self-deception. If you're willing to replace excuses with attention and judgment with curiosity, you'll begin to understand yourself better, speak more honestly about important things, and act more accurately.
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