by Ronald David Laing · Hachette · libro de bolsillo · ISBN 9782010094798
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«Le moi divisé» is the psychiatry essay by Ronald D. Laing, published by Hachette in paperback (228 pages, in French).
Ronald D. Laing analyses «ontological insecurity» and the «false self»: mechanisms by which a person can feel alien to themselves and to the world. With clinical cases, he presents psychosis not as an isolated medical illness but as a tension between authentic identity and social mask, and defends a humanist approach centred on the patient.
Work originally published as «The Divided Self» in 1960. This French edition, from 1979, belongs to the Pluriel collection.
Reference work for psychology students and for readers interested in existential philosophy and the history of psychiatry.
