First published 1949
Renowned psychoanalyst Carl Jung explores the primal forces that define the human experience. Delving into the world of mythology, he reveals how ancient symbols and stories reflect the deep structures of our collective unconscious. From the divine child to the eternal maiden, these archetypal figures embody the timeless patterns that shape our dreams, desires, and destinies. With keen insight and lyrical prose, Jung illuminates the mythic undercurrents that flow through art, religion, and the psyche, offering a revelatory understanding of the wellsprings of human nature.
Genres: mythology, psychology, 20th-century, anthropology, religion, academic
Vibes: emotional, intimate, lyrical, thought-provoking
Tropes: academic, non-fiction
Period: 20th-Century
208 pages · Paperback · Princeton University Press