Took me about a week to read, it wasn't too much of a commitment, but it touched on many topics of interest. Truthfully - I skipped over the essay where he was comparing himself to Freud because I don't really care about that right now.
Took me about a week to read, it wasn't too much of a commitment, but it touched on many topics of interest. Truthfully - I skipped over the essay where he was comparing himself to Freud because I don't really care about that right now.
Touched on dream analysis, primordial images/archetypes, the value and importance of religion. I think it's a great starting point. I am really sick of getting half-baked ideas from youtube video essays, so I'm just going to commit myself to reading jung until I fully understand him. The red book is next
In this book Duchamp admits that he only spent about 2 hours a day (max) working on his Large Glass. He complains that artists are simply too produ...
My way of approaching literature is essentially and at its heart quietist. I don't read for entertainment, generally, even if I am entertained.
unfortunately every time a human character was being racist against a robot i was pretty much in total agreement so this is probably not for me... ...
I've recently picked up a book of lectures which are meant to aid you through the Mysterium Coniunctionis. If you're into Jungian dream analysis and want to know more about alchemical symbols, I would check this one out. It's by the accomplished Jungian scholar Edward F. Edinger.