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"150 Lies" is a thought-provoking exploration of human deception organized into three comprehensive chapters, each examining 50 distinct lies that shape our lives and relationships.
Structure:
Chapter One: 50 Lies opens the book by analyzing common everyday deceptions like "I'm fine" and "Just one more minute," revealing how these seemingly innocuous statements serve as social lubricants while masking deeper truths. Each lie is examined not just for its surface meaning, but for what it reveals about human nature, social dynamics, and our complex relationship with honesty.
Chapter Two:
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Produktbeschreibung
"150 Lies" is a thought-provoking exploration of human deception organized into three comprehensive chapters, each examining 50 distinct lies that shape our lives and relationships.

Structure:

Chapter One: 50 Lies opens the book by analyzing common everyday deceptions like "I'm fine" and "Just one more minute," revealing how these seemingly innocuous statements serve as social lubricants while masking deeper truths. Each lie is examined not just for its surface meaning, but for what it reveals about human nature, social dynamics, and our complex relationship with honesty.

Chapter Two: 50 Lies likely expands into more complex social and institutional deceptions-perhaps exploring corporate, political, or media falsehoods that operate at a broader scale than personal lies. This middle section bridges the gap between individual psychology and systemic patterns of misinformation.

Chapter Three: 50 Lies would complete the collection, potentially delving into our deepest self-deceptions, existential falsehoods, or the grand cultural narratives that shape societal beliefs and behaviors, bringing the examination full circle.

Through clear, engaging prose, the book categorizes 150 lies across different domains of human experience-from casual social interactions to profound philosophical deceptions. Rather than simply condemning dishonesty, "150 Lies" takes a nuanced approach, acknowledging how certain deceptions help us navigate complexities while others undermine our connections and authenticity.

Perfect for readers interested in psychology, communication, and social dynamics, this three-chapter exploration transforms our understanding of everyday deceptions into a profound examination of human behavior and the stories we tell ourselves about who we are.


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Autorenporträt
Dr. Abdelhalim Rekab holds a doctorate in Sociology of Communication from the University of Tebessa (2025), where his research examines digital communication paradigms and the structural transformation of communities in networked environments. His scholarly focus centers on the sociological implications of emergent communication technologies and their impact on social organization.

As a faculty member in the Department of Sociology at the University of Tebessa, Dr. Rekab has developed and taught advanced courses in Communication Theory, Research Methodology, and Digital Sociology. His pedagogical approach emphasizes quantitative research methods, with particular expertise in statistical analysis using SPSS and digital research methodologies.

Dr. Rekab's academic credentials include a Master's degree in Social Sciences with specialization in Organization and Development, complementing his doctoral research on digital communication structures. His scholarly contributions analyze the intersection of technological advancement and social dynamics, offering critical perspectives on contemporary communication practices.

His research methodology combines rigorous data analysis with theoretical frameworks drawn from classical and contemporary sociological traditions. This book represents the culmination of Dr. Rekab's extensive research program investigating how digital platforms reconfigure social relations and institutional structures.

Dr. Rekab maintains academic affiliations with the University of Tebessa and actively contributes to the scholarly discourse on communication sociology through his research and teaching.