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The collected works of C.G. Jung
Carl Jung · 1940 · 137 pages
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A compilation of lectures turned into essays in which Carl Jung explores the fundamental relationship between unconscious psychological processes and religious experiences. The Swiss psychologist argues that religion is not merely an illusion, but an authentic expression of the human psyche and its needs for meaning, integration, and individuation.
Jung examines religious symbols, universal archetypes, and the role of faith in psychological transformation, offering a perspective that transcends both scientific materialism and religious dogmatism. The work remains essential for anyone seeking to understand the deep roots of spirituality and the search for meaning.
Book details
| Author | Carl Jung |
|---|---|
| Original title | Psychology and Religion |
| Year of publication | 1940 |
| Pages | 137 |
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