First published 2020
In "C.G. Jung Speaking," the renowned psychoanalyst candidly shares his personal musings on the mysteries of the mind. Through a series of illuminating lectures and interviews, Jung invites readers into his private world, revealing the inner workings that shaped his groundbreaking theories on the unconscious, archetypes, and the search for meaning. With striking vulnerability, he grapples with questions of spirituality, creativity, and the human condition, offering a rare glimpse into the thought processes of a towering intellectual giant. Intimate and insightful, this collection is a unique window into Jung's singular perspective on the complexities of the human experience.
Genres: biography, psychology, 20th-century, academia
Vibes: intimate, thought-provoking, vulnerable
Tropes: intellectual-discourse, personal-reflection
Period: 20th-Century
505 pages · Kindle Edition · Princeton University Press