First published 2020
In the early 20th century, renowned psychiatrist C.G. Jung exchanges letters with his close friend Adolf Keller, a Protestant minister. As their intimate dialogue unfolds, the two men grapple with the intersections of faith, the subconscious, and the human condition. Their intellectual and spiritual journey challenges conventional boundaries between theology and psychology, charting new frontiers of the mind.
Genres: psychology, 20th-century, religion, non-fiction, biography-memoir, christianity, academic
Vibes: intellectual, intimate, thought-provoking
Tropes: intellectual-discourse, spiritual-journey
Period: Early 20th Century
336 pages · Hardcover · Princeton University Press