Carl Jung and soul psychology
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Carl Jung's work has shaped much of modern psychotherapy, and this collection takes up one of its less charted currents: soul psychology. Rather than presenting a single line of argument, the book gathers a range of voices to examine what the idea of the soul means within depth psychology and how its different strands fit together. The editors set out to bring a broad body of thought into one volume, and the result is an overview of how Jungian perspectives on the psyche connect with the practice of therapy. It will suit readers who already know something of Jung and want to see how his ideas about the soul have been developed and debated.
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