First published 2009
Carl Jung's long-lost "Red Book" is finally published, offering a rare glimpse into the mind of the father of modern psychology. In this visionary work, Jung documents his descent into his own psyche, wrestling with vivid visions and haunting self-reflection. As he plumbs the depths of his unconscious, Jung confronts his darkest fears and deepest desires, unearthing the wellspring of his groundbreaking theories on the human mind. Through this intimate, revelatory account, readers are invited to join Jung on an extraordinary journey of self-discovery, illuminating the profound mysteries of the human experience.
Genres: biography, psychology, 20th-century, academic
Vibes: dark, intimate, thought-provoking
Tropes: descent-into-psyche, self-discovery
Setting: Switzerland
371 pages · Hardcover · W. W. Norton & Company