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Britain on the Couch: Why Were Unhappier Compared with 1950, Despite Being Richer - A Treatment for the Low-serotonin Society
Britain on the Couch: Why Were Unhappier Compared with 1950, Despite Being Richer - A Treatment for the Low-serotonin Society
Oliver James
A consideration of the emotional disappointments common to British people of the 1990s which suggests that the way we live induces low levels of serotonin in our bodies, and leaves us unhappy. The author suggests correcting this with the use of drugs and a course of psychotherapy, and reorganising society along the lines of Scandinavia.
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Title - Britain on the Couch: Why Were Unhappier Compared with 1950, Despite Being Richer - A Treatment for the Low-serotonin Society
Edition -
Author - Oliver James
ISBN 13 - 9780712678858
Imprint - Century
Publisher - Cornerstone
Date Published - 18/09/1997
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No. of pages -
Binding Type - Hardback
Dimensions - 165 x 242 x mm
Weight - 665 g
Languages - English