Мне страшно. Как рождаются неврозы и как им противостоять?

This book asks how neuroses arise. It looks at how people face fear and stress. It sets old and new views of these disorders side by side. It traces how these ideas changed over time. It looks at signs doctors see and the body processes involved.

The book links psychiatry and neuroses to the study of behavior. It shows how a child's brain makes up for problems. It views neurotic disorders through phenomenology: the study of lived experience. It gives a full account of stress and its roots in natural science. It asks how stress research helps us understand behavior.

Viktor Frankl and Oswald Bumke wrote the book. Both worked as psychiatrists in the mid-twentieth century. Bumke found a place in Germany in the 1940s. Frankl endured concentration camps. Their lives took different paths. This contrast frames questions about human nature and coping with fear. Elizaveta Buta edited the book.