How Pleasure Works: The New Science of Why We Like What We Like
7 hrs. 13 min.
Language
Russian
Author
Paul Bloom
Author
Paul Bloom
Narrator
Larisa Luganskaya
Narrator
Larisa Luganskaya
Description
What is a person? “A wingless, two-legged creature with flat nails, receptive to knowledge based on reasoning,” Plato claimed. And—adds psychology professor at Yale University Paul Bloom—people are hooked on pleasure. The scientist explains the appeal of things and phenomena—ranging from food to idleness, from religion to shopping, from art to pornography—sometimes even in paradoxical ways, and reflects on whether it’s worth arguing about tastes.
00:33
00-01-soderzhanie
13:04
00-02-predislovie
22:39
01-01-suschnost-udovolstviya
24:30
01-02-problema-essentsializma
27:16
02-01-gurmany
29:24
02-02-obyknovennyy-kanibalizm
30:29
03-01-postelnaya-podmena
38:08
03-02-poisk-partnera
29:03
04-01-nezamenimoe
17:27
04-02-interes-k-istorii
23:49
05-01-zrelischa
20:30
05-02-priyatnoe-vzglyadu
29:00
05-03-ispolniteli
14:19
06-01-voobrazhenie
26:28
06-02-vremya-skazok
23:06
07-01-bol-i-bezopasnost
25:57
07-02-sadizm-i-uzhasy
38:07
08-zachem-nam-udovolstvie
