Jung - The Wisdom of the Dream: C.G.Jung and His Work in the World

by Merrill Berger, Stephen Segaller

Book by Stephen Segaller, Merrill Berger

Genres: Psychology

256 pages, Hardcover

First published January 1, 1989

Reviews

[Josh Clement]

Almost a bit too light to read. It quotes heavily from memories, dreams, reflections which I probably should have read first. Interesting to hear some firsthand quotes from the first generation of Jungian analysts.

“If you can’t take a hint from life, then life will hit you.”

“Punctuality is the virtue of kings.”

[Michael Hicks]

Way easier read than Jung himself.

[Rob Tarling]

It may be a light read, but it is a very decent introduction to Jungian depth psychology.

[Casey Traverse]

It was a lot about the wisdom of Jung and not as much about the wisdom of the dream and that’s what I get for judging a book by its cover

[Dara]

this book was good to read on carl jung. towards the end it did start to bored me out and I kind of just skimmed through the pages to figure out what it's about. I do want to read a book this is by Carl jung. it's a book for a fast read. it does explain a lot on his life, which I did enjoy but I just wanted to hear from carl himself.

[Tuna]

Marvellous encounter stories with C.G Jung. Simple and clear language gives a good grasp about the mind of the great psychologist and mystic. His attitude towards life and death and many ideas which can be transferred and fitted into our modern lives. Interesting ideas on television and movies.

[Korophy Korophy]

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