Author: Progoff, Ira,
Title: Jung's psychology and its social meaning.
Description: An excellent overview of Carl Jung’s psychological theories, with an in-depth and comprehensive interpretation of their social and cultural importance. Having started a certain line (or multiple lines, to be more accurate) of research, Jung knew he would not be able to complete or exhaust its possibilities, so he consciously left his work in an incomplete state that would need to be continued by his disciples, intellectual descendants and colleagues. (Goodreads) l Dialogue House Library. New York 1981. Pb. 295 pp. Good condition.
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Title: Jung's psychology and its social meaning.
Description: An excellent overview of Carl Jung’s psychological theories, with an in-depth and comprehensive interpretation of their social and cultural importance. Having started a certain line (or multiple lines, to be more accurate) of research, Jung knew he would not be able to complete or exhaust its possibilities, so he consciously left his work in an incomplete state that would need to be continued by his disciples, intellectual descendants and colleagues. (Goodreads) l Dialogue House Library. New York 1981. Pb. 295 pp. Good condition.
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- Book number: 210245
- Book number: 210245
See more books from our catalog: Psychology & psychotherapy