Dreams

by Carl Gustav Jung

First published 1956

Pioneering psychologist Carl Jung challenges Freud's dogmatic psychoanalysis, offering a bold new vision of the human psyche. Blending mysticism and science, Jung delves into the unconscious, illuminating the interplay of archetypes, alchemy, and astrology. As he deconstructs Freud's theories, Jung unveils a more holistic understanding of the mind - one that embraces the spiritual and the inexplicable. In this seminal work, he invites readers to embark on a transformative journey, exploring the depths of the self and the mysteries that lie beyond the rational.

Genres: philosophy, psychology, 20th-century, academic

Vibes: dark, intimate, thought-provoking

Tropes: deconstruction, transformation

Setting: India

338 pages · Hardcover · Mjf Books

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