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Modern Man in Search of a Soul (Harvest Book)
by C. G. Jung
from Harvest/HBJ Book

Customer Reviews:

• Avg. Customer Rating: 5.0 / 5.0

• Wonderful Insight
  Carl G. Jung is perhaps psychology's most free and original thinker. Perhaps not...However, it is books like this that demonstrate Jung's ability to think outside of the box and examine critically those things that his contemporaries failed to critically examine. I truly believe that Jung has not gained the acceptance he deserves in psychology as a result of his telic thinking/conceptualizing, which appears to many psychologists, who rely on a Newtonian scientific framework (failing to realize that advances... more info

• Problem of the soul
  This book contains eleven lectures given to the general public on various occasions on a variety of topics. Taken together they sum up much of Jung's analytical psychology, covering the subjects:
  dream analysis,
  problems of psychotherapy,
  aims of psychotherapy,
  theory of types,
  stages of life,
  contrasts between Freud and Jung,
  archaic man,
  psychology and literature,
  basic postulates (i.e. philosophic notions) of analytical psychology,
  spiritual... more info

• Problem of the soul
  This book contains eleven lectures given to the general public on various occasions on a variety of topics. Taken together they sum up much of Jung's analytical psychology, covering the subjects:
  dream analysis,
  problems of psychotherapy,
  aims of psychotherapy,
  theory of types,
  stages of life,
  contrasts between Freud and Jung,
  archaic man,
  psychology and literature,
  basic postulates (i.e. philosophic notions) of analytical psychology,
  spiritual... more info

• Still Timely and Timeless
  
  Someone said in a review that this book isn't applicable for people alive today, that it was only relevant back when it was written a little over 60 years ago.
  I can't disagree more. The book is just as relevant now, if not more so.
  In one of the essays from this book, Jung accurately predicted today's raging "cultural battles" between proponents of so called "ID" theory and those who espouse Evolution, when he said, correctly, that natural science has for all practical purposes shot down... more info

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