Hódi Sándor 100 interjú tükrében

Hódi Sándor 100 interjú tükrében

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Author:
Gruber Enikő, Sándor Hódi
Collected by:
Gruber Enikő
Year and place of publication:
2008,Senta
Publisher:
Vajdasági Magyar Művelődési Intézet
Responsible publisher:
Hajnal Jenő
ISBN:
978-86-86469-08-3
Page count:
221 pages
Genre:
Interview
Content owner:
Vajdasági Magyar Művelődési Intézet
Inventory number:
1433
Subject terms:
Sándor Hódipsychology

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What threads can be used to string together Sándor Hódi's thoughts, words, and experiences? What was unclear until now, and became clear after compiling a career portrait based on a hundred interviews? Why are Sándor Hódi's thoughts and experiences related to health, illness, family, nation, power, justice, oppression, knowledge, and human understanding significant?

In my opinion, every reader of the book can find useful ideas for themselves. Sándor Hódi – whatever the topic – always dissects matters of public interest. As a psychologist, writer, and politician, he seeks answers and explanations to the phenomena that make our lives difficult, to complex life situations. His professional biography contains new insights that can lead to deeper self-awareness, making it easier to navigate the world of human relationships and ourselves.

(Enikő Gruber)

The everyday, self-evident form of deepening self-awareness and, along with it, developing a successful life strategy is an intimate conversation with another person: a parent, spouse, friend, or professional, because we cannot withdraw ourselves from the influence of others. Everyone affects us in some way with whom we come into contact, just as we affect others. And everyone affects the other person with the fullness of their personality: with their knowledge or ignorance, with their constructive criticism or offensive intent, with their character or its shortcomings, with their skill or clumsiness, with their faith or credibility, with their diligence or laziness, with their standing up or cowardice. The effect on each other is therefore never neutral: it builds or destroys, the consequences of which are difficult to predict in advance.

(Dr. Sándor Hódi)

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