Game of Thrones Psychology Audiobook By Travis Langley - editor, Kyle Maddock - foreword cover art

Game of Thrones Psychology

The Mind Is Dark and Full of Terrors

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Game of Thrones Psychology

By: Travis Langley - editor, Kyle Maddock - foreword
Narrated by: Liam Gerrard, Esther Wane
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This thought-provoking anthology offers a close examination of the psychology behind the intricate narrative and compelling characters in author George R.R. Martin's best-selling work, A Song of Ice and Fire, and the popular HBO TV series based upon his books, Game of Thrones.

In Martin's richly detailed world, deceit, manipulation, and greed rule the day, and almost everyone fights for power over the realm or simply over their own lives. How do love and hate, good and evil, need and greed, altruism and narcissism drive the very best and very worst human behaviors? With no moral boundaries honored, the psychological games played by the series' conniving protagonists are seemingly limitless. Game of Thrones Psychology: The Mind Is Dark and Full of Terrors explores motivations, relations, personality disorders, psychopathy, trauma, and much more. What kind of person can survive the game of thrones, much less hope to win?

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Great Read!

As a psychology major and a huge game of thrones fan, this book was immensely enjoyable. A great, quick, read and listen.

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Interesting analysis but awful narration

As a psychology major, I was so excited to listen to this book and as a book it is very interesting. The author cites multiple big-name psychologists’s theories and connects them with game of thrones characters in an easily understandable way. Though I enjoyed the content and will probably be looking for the book in text version, I couldn’t finish the audiobook. The female narrator who reads a portion of the chapters was impossible for me to listen to. She really sounds like a text-to-speech bot or some even more robotic-sounding Siri. While the male narrator was great, I found myself skipping chapters just to avoid listening to the female narrator speak and I ended up returning the book :( I would definitely recommend the book but maybe not this version

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I can't

Basically, it felt like I was in an Intro to psychology class at the local community College.

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