Pocket Jung: Pithy Excerpts from the Work of C.G. Jung with Informed Commentaries by Daryl Sharp

Pocket Jung: Pithy Excerpts from the Work of C.G. Jung with Informed Commentaries by Daryl Sharp

by Daryl Sharp

128 pages· 2015· ISBN 9781894574457

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Presents some of the basic ideas on which the school of psychology of C. G. Jung rests. Captures the richness of Jung's thoughts and stimulates the reader to know more about Jung's work and practical applications. The primary aim is to raise the individual's level of consciousness, so that she or he not be prey to unknown psychic forces. Focus on typology, complexes, conflict and relationship problems.

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