”These kinds of books – and Kafka I think is extraordinary – give you an enormous insight into the people who are doing things and why they’re doing things, rather than the whole set of how-tos.”
The Portable Jung
Carl Jung · 1960 · 144 pages
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About the book
A brief but profound investigation by Jung into synchronicity — the meaningful coincidence that challenges our conventional notions of causality. Jung proposes that seemingly disconnected events can be connected through psychic and archetypal patterns. A work that expands the understanding of reality beyond traditional scientific determinism.
Book details
| Author | Carl Jung |
|---|---|
| Original title | Synchronicity |
| Year of publication | 1960 |
| Pages | 144 |
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