Karl Jung. In search of yourself. Lenoar F.

A psychiatrist, carried away by Eastern philosophy and occultism, Freud's ally, who broke with his teacher, Karl Gustav Jung rethinking psychiatry and chose to treat a person rather than symptoms. During his long, rich life, Karl Jung developed the direction of analytical philosophy, which is widely used by modern psychotherapists, formulated the concepts of collective unconscious, archetypes, and individuals.

On the pages of this book, the French philosopher and journalist Frederick Lenoir creates a bright, live portrait of Jung with all his contradictions: compromises with the Nazis, anti -Semitic statements, marital infidelity. Jung was not perfect, but that is why he was able to penetrate so deeply into the secrets of the human psyche.

“Enlightener and Vizioner, Jung does not cease to remind that it is in the human psyche that the path to the best future and the worst dangers for humanity and planet” (Frederick Lenoar).