2) Jung's modern people seek the soul.

3) Jung's Red Book

4) Freud and Jung by Allen Berg.

5) Fromm's destructive analysis of human beings

6) Rogers "On Human Growth"

7) zimbardo's zimbardo General Psychology, etc.

8) Myers' social psychology

9) Psychology and Life by Greg and zimbardo.

IO) Adler's inferiority and transcendence

-The above ten works only represent a limited personal perspective, and most of them are original German and English. Interested friends can criticize and correct me and study together.

There are many books on psychology. If I have to name the top ten books, I think they should be psychologists who have made outstanding contributions to the development of psychology. Their works are all classics and worth learning. The following rankings, in no particular order, only represent my personal views and pay tribute to the psychologists.

Maslow's The Field of Human Performance

Fromm's destructive analysis of human beings

Jung's ego and ego, memory, dream and thinking-Jung's autobiography.

Freud's interpretation of dreams

Rogers' Theory of Personal Formation —— My View of Psychotherapy

Eriksson's Identity and Life Cycle: A New Perspective

Neurotic Personality in Contemporary Karen Horney

Zimbardo's Psychology and Life

Irvin Yalom is a gift for the psychotherapist.

Inferiority and transcendence, influence, thinking, quickness and slowness, psychology and life, courage you don't like, escaping freedom, disobedience, modern people searching for souls, Zen and motorcycle maintenance art, monks and philosophers.

Fools think that books such as Mind Reading, Influence, Art of Love, Mob, Human Weakness, Social Psychology, Fantasy and Reality, Inferiority and Transcendence are worth reading.

Psychology and life

social psychology

A mixed crew/crowd

The art of love

the road less traveled

Live the meaning of life

Fascist effect

Why does home hurt people?

Inferiority and transcendence

Fantasy is reality.

1, dream interpretation

2. Psychology and life

Step 3 "lie"

4. The art of love

5. History of Psychology

Step 6 influence

7. Social animals

8. "Mob"

9. The Realm of Human Performance

10, the passion of the soul

1. Self-control-A popular psychology course at Stanford University: Describe what self-control is, how it works and why it is so important.

2. Selfish genes-the most classic works of the 20th century; Tell us where we come from and where we are going. This book is cognitive science, reproduction, variation, elimination and deduction of the universe.

3. laroche-Unfortunately, I haven't read this book; Talk about how to be a gangster, relax and be flexible.

4. "Give it up! Procrastination: 2 1 day to solve procrastination "-let procrastination patients treat themselves; Tell how to have a better life and work style and become a better self. r

5. Lifelong growth-Carol Dwek discovers the power of thinking mode; Describe two kinds of fixed thinking and growth, how to grow and deal with success and failure, achievements and challenges. r

6. Wandering youth in Demian-one of Hesse's representative works: tells the story of a young Sinclair who pursues himself, becomes himself and explores his destiny. r

Seven. "So, is everything the fault of childhood?" -Exploring the relationship between families of origin; Talk about analyzing the problems and puzzles in life. r

8. Flow-the best experience psychology-the concept of flow put forward by Mihaly Chekhov Mikhail, the founder of psychology; Talk about the flow theory and the conditions for entering the flow state. r

9. High sensitivity is a gift-written by Danish psychotherapist Ilsa Sander; Talk about how to do your own thing well. Sensitivity is not a weakness, but a gift. r

10. "Anti-vulnerability: Be a person with a strong heart"-after reading it, let you live a good life and embark on a journey of mental maturity; Talk about how to learn to be a troublemaker and control yourself.

There are no books that are not ranked, and every book has something you have learned. I recommend larded school. This book must be read,

Dunzhe Ling's trilogy "Exploring Life"

Exploring Life is a popular psychological work, written by Dunzhe Ling. The work is divided into 24 chapters, which explain the brain consciousness from different angles, from simplicity to profundity.

"My love for exploration has never diminished. Exploring life is a subject that everyone has been trying to interpret since the birth of mankind. Maybe you will laugh at me. Are you a scientist? Are you a biologist? I said no. But it doesn't affect my exploration at all.

This is an era that needs innovation, but it is also an era that needs "digestion" and "summary". Thousands of years of human exploration of life is enough for me to "integrate and digest" and discover new things in introspection. Einstein always believed that there was a unified force in the universe. He searched until he died. This is a spirit that has always influenced me.

Dunzhe Ling's oil paintings

This book contains ten axioms of human nature, namely:

Axiom 1: There is no difference in the biological mechanism of consciousness.

Other expressions

There is no essential difference between this consciousness and that consciousness.

Axiom 2: Consciousness is driven by innate strength and acquired strength.

Axiom 3: When vital signs exist, consciousness always exists.

Axiom 4: People's consciousness in society is social.

Axiom 5: Conceptual things must be established the day after tomorrow.

Axiom 6: The concept of authenticity exists, but it cannot be defined.

It can also be said that people have contradictory consciousness, that is, human consciousness must have an irrational side.

Axiom 7: Consciousness precedes behavior.

Axiom 8: Memory mechanism shows that forgetting is inevitable.

Axiom 9: The extraction of subconscious content is uncertain.

Axiom 10: From the perspective of heredity and development, consciousness always serves for how to exist better.

In fact, as I wrote in my book, we never have the last question. That is, through careful and rigorous thinking, there must be axioms eleven and twelve. In particular, the study of brain neuroscience and genetics will certainly make great contributions to the development of consciousness.