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Are We Freaks Of
Nature?
by Dr Branko Bokun
His life-long experience in economic studies, social as well as clinical
psychology, his life under Fascism, Communism and incarceration in
forced labour camps has fitted Dr Bokun to discuss a wide variety of
aspects of the human condition.
The question posed by this book does not deny current accepted theories
about evolution, but develops and analyses many of the issues which
arise and are as yet unresolved such as ‘Was the increase in our
brain’s volume the real factor behind our upright posture?’ and ‘Are
the mind’s abstractions merely the result of infantile game-playing
in our large but ultimately immature brain?’ and ‘Can women help men
in a quest for such maturity?’ Also ‘Can our mind influence our immune
system?’ and ‘Why of all the species in nature are we the most addicted
to excitement and sex?’
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Humour: Old People’s
Only Saviour
A New View on Ageing
by Dr Branko Bokun
This book explains the origin and potential of a sense of humour, and
how a sense of humour can help us to reach a more balanced way
of reasoning.
Above all, the book proposes a new theory of the causes of ageing,
giving suggestions on how people can improve their senescence so that
it becomes a less agitated period of life, one to look forward to rather
than fear.
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The Origin of the Mind and its Follies
by Dr Branko Bokun
Is our Mind an aberration of the brain caused by its excessive irritation
and growth? Why do we consider ourselves a superior species when
this concept is based on our Mind and its abstract activities? Is
the Mind a major and incremental source of stress, stress related
diseases, mental disorders, aggression, crime, persecution, war,
terrorism and self-destruction?
Considering the history of human atrocities, how can we call our
species Homo sapiens sapiens?
How does the Mind manipulate our perception, and stifle intuition
and intelligence? Why do the brains of men and women differ in size
and reasoning? What does the American Mind hold in store for the
rest of the planet? Why is the Mind the main source of ridicule?
Why, when we seem so proud of being the only species able to laugh,
do we seldom notice we are also the only laughable species?
What is the essence of laughter? What is the potential of a sense
of humour? Can a sense of humour redress the damage caused by the
Mind’s world? How can a sense of humour encourage good humour, serenity,
wisdom and intelligence? Should the sense of humour be part of the
school curriculum and should we use it to re-write our national histories?
Dr Branko Bokun, author of the best selling Humour Therapy, suggests
a different approach to the paradoxes of human reasoning, and with
the answers to these questions exposes some of the most irrational
and bizarre consequences.
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Stress Addiction
by Dr Branko Bokun
Delving into the origin of life and the origins of fear, anxiety and
stress; also questioning the validity of the present fashion in science
based on the ‘omnipotent’ or ‘selfish gene.’
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Humour Therapy
by Dr Branko Bokun
The use of Humour Therapy in the treatment of cancer, psychosomatic
diseases, mental disorders, crime, interpersonal and sexual relationships.
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except German and Spanish.
Humour Therapy 2
The Origin and Potential
of Humour
by Dr Branko
Bokun
The use of Humour Therapy in the treatment of cancer, psychosomatic
diseases, mental disorders, crime, interpersonal and sexual relationships.
All rights available except German and Spanish.
Homo Puerilis
by Dr Branko Bokun
This book explains the origins of Western hypocrisy, of American infantile
mentality, and the causes of their conflict with the Muslim world.
Dr Bokun argues that the Western cult of individual freedom and independence
is contrary to the interests of our by nature social and co-operative
species, and that this obsession is generating the ills of Western
societies. The globalisation of American capitalism is consuming the
future, transforming our planet into an overpopulated desert.
Born in Dalmatia, Branko Bokun has studied at the Universities of Belgrade
and Rome, La Sorbonne in Paris, and the London School of Economics.
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Self-Help with Stress
by Dr Branko Bokun
In order to be able to prevent the continuous increase in stress
related diseases and disorders, it might help to know the origin
and the nature of stress, and the differences between stress, fear
and anxiety.
In the book Self-Help with Stress, the author explains why stress
related diseases and disorders are spreading so fast, particularly
in the Western world.
Stress has become the major factor in ruling our attitudes and behaviour.
The stronger the stress, the lesser the use of the analytical cerebral
cortex and the caring limbic brain. Under stress our reasoning seems
to be ruled by the ruthless, selfish and self-centred reptilian brain.
This might explain the increase in vulgarity, cruelty and violence.
The book deals with stress related obtuseness, autism, infertility,
impotence, fatigue at work, stage fright, insomnia, nightmares, hypertension,
depression, panic, suicide, allergies, ageing, AIDS, and the opportunistic
infections prospering on the low efficiency of the immune system
caused by stress.
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