Jung's Red Book For Our Time | Edited by Murray Stein & Thomas Arzt 

Jung's Red Book For Our Time: Searching for Soul under Postmodern Conditions (Volume 1)

Technical Synopsis

This multi-authored volume compiles analytical essays from global Jungian scholars exploring the contemporary cultural and clinical relevance of Carl Jung's The Red Book: Liber Novus. The papers analyze the work through multicultural, historical, and transdisciplinary frameworks, examining its insights on the spirit of the depths, active imagination, Gnostic influences, and the reclamation of meaning amidst volatile or uncertain socioeconomic conditions.

Target Audience & Perfect For

Designed for advanced scholars of depth psychology, clinical psychoanalysts, and cultural researchers investigating the historical and modern implications of Jung's manuscripts.

Author Biography

Murray Stein and Thomas Arzt are distinguished analytical psychology scholars and editors. Stein is a clinical psychoanalyst, and Arzt is a publisher and researcher specializing in the intersection of science, physics, and depth psychology.

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