Answer to Job
Carl Jung · 1952 · 614 pages
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About the book
Carl Jung offers a profound analysis of the biblical book of Job, exploring the tensions between faith, suffering, and the nature of the divine. The Swiss psychoanalyst examines how the classic work raises fundamental questions about justice, evil, and the relationship between God and humanity, connecting these reflections to the development of consciousness and the psyche.
A challenging read that unites psychoanalysis, theology, and philosophy, presenting unconventional interpretations that continue to generate debate and offer new perspectives on one of the oldest texts in the Western tradition.
Book details
| Author | Carl Jung |
|---|---|
| Year of publication | 1952 |
| Pages | 614 |
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