About the author

Liu Senlin is a Chinese author with four works held in the collection, writing across philosophical reflection and applied psychology. Anxiety's Enlightenment: Reflections Centered on the Dialectic of Enlightenment offers a theoretical examination of the dialectic of enlightenment, while Nihilism: Essence and Genesis traces the conceptual core and emergence of nihilism; together they show a sustained engagement with the predicaments of modernity and the history of thought. Success Psychology: Discovering Meaning in Work and Life turns to practical psychology and the construction of meaning in work and life, and the ten-volume Into Philosophy series serves introductory readers as popular philosophy. His works appear in categories including philosophy reading, theory, applied psychology, and Eastern philosophy. Public information on his nationality, dates, and academic background is limited and cannot be stated with confidence. Judging from the works available, Liu Senlin combines scholarly inquiry with accessible writing, addressing theoretical questions such as enlightenment and nihilism while attending to the psychological situation of ordinary readers in work and life.

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Publishers

Beijing Normal University PressBeijing United Publishing Co., Ltd.East China Normal University Press