Summary
Carl Gustav Jung: Man and His Symbols
If it weren't for one dream, this book would never have been written. That dream, described by John Freeman in the preface, convinced Jung that he should, in fact, was obliged to explain his ideas to those who have no special knowledge of psychology. This is Jung's last work, which he worked on in the last months of his life. In this book, Jung and his collaborators develop the idea that man can become a complete being only if he accepts and explores his own unconscious, which in man's life is most flagrantly manifested through dreams and symbols. Every dream represents a direct, personal and meaningful address to the dreamer. This address uses symbols common to all humanity, but always personifies them in a completely different, individual way.
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Knjiga je odlično.Definitivno potiče na razmišljanje i propitivanje. Čita se sporo jer to traži, a neka poglavlja zahtjevaju višu razinu. A to će malo pričekati.🙂
Isporuka tražene knjige je bila brza, komunikacija s antikvarijatom - izvrsna. :)
Vrlo dobro objašnjenja dubinska psihologija. Jung je izvanredan u svojim teorijama
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