"My experience as a doctor, as well as my own life," CG Jung writes, "have put me incessantly before the question about love, and I was never able to give a valid answer." This anthology of texts extracted from the rich Jungian work collects some of the most significant reflections of the psychologist and psychiatrist about "the unpredictable paradoxes of love" and the knowledge that "only in the opposite is life lit."
The journey through the Eros ("great linker and unloader"), the relationship between the sexes, marriage, community and the therapeutic relationship, highlights the importance that Jungian psychotherapy has not only the relationship of transfer between doctor and patient, but also the human relationship. Busy in transmitting to his patients "the fiction that heals", Jung makes an invitation to "live psychologically", dedicated as he was to promote with his work t...read more
