ISBN: Ostalo
Godina izdanja: 1973
Jezik: Engleski
Autor: Strani

Povez: meki

Izdavač: Fontana; Collins; Glasgow

Godina izdanja: 1973

Obim: 122

Stanje: vrlo dobro

Anthony Storr’s Jung, first published in 1973 as part of the Fontana Modern Masters series, is a short, highly readable introduction to the life and psychological theories of Swiss psychiatrist Carl Jung.
Key Themes and Content
Clarity on Complexity: Storr—himself a prominent British psychiatrist and psychoanalyst—aims to demystify Jung’s often obscure and spiritual ideas, making analytical psychology accessible to a general audience.

Core Concepts: The book explains major Jungian concepts like the collective unconscious (the shared layer of the unconscious mind containing universal memories), archetypes (innate psychic patterns), and the shadow (the hidden or repressed part of the unconscious personality).

Life and Evolution: Storr traces Jung’s personal journey from his early career and his initial relationship with Sigmund Freud to his later focus on individuation, religious faith, and the balance between subjective and objective reality.

Psychotherapy Evaluation: The book concludes with a pragmatic look at Jungian psychotherapy, addressing both the practical value and the inherent challenges of applying these techniques.