Description

Based on archival research, Jung in India is an account of Carl Jung’s relationship with India spanning several decades of the twentieth century. Jung’s India comes alive through the nuances of his journey there in 1937-38 and the encounters he had with India through readings, acquaintances, and correspondence. Chronicling that eventful history, the narrative brings to the surface previously unpublished information about Jung and draws on his psychological notions and religious worldview to reveal how India and Jung influenced each other in the long course of their association.

Author: Sengupta, Sulagna

Topic: Psychology
Media: Book
ISBN: 1935528475
Language: English
Pages: 372