Author: David Rosen (USA)
Publisher:
Publish Date: 2003-01-01
Features: This is a work on analytical research in Jungian psychology. The author explores the various stages of Jung's life and development, using Jung's own letters, maxims, and other works to examine six crises in Jung's personal development. He discovers many similarities between Jung's natural inner world and the natural world of Chinese Taoist philosophy, thereby outlining a complete path for constructing Jungian psychology.
The Way of Jung: The Path of Integration
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