The Earth Has a Soul

C.G. Jung on Nature, Technology and Modern Life

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Carl G Jung

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While C.G. Jung is mainly known and remembered for his theories on dreams and the collective consciousness, he also spoke and wrote about modern society's loss of connection with nature. By nature he means that which is primal, instinctual and cyclical with the seasons and shared across all humanity. This is a collection of some of Jung's writings on the subject, as if a series of questions have been posed to him. The selections have been made not just from his published writings, but also from speeches, seminars, interviews and letters.

Author Biography:

Editor Meredith Sabini, M.A., Ph.D., is a licensed psychologist, teacher, and author. She is Director of Depth Psychology Programs, a continuing education providership in Berkeley, California, which specializes in dream seminars and self-care retreats for healing arts professionals.

Release date NZ

May 28th, 2002

Author

Carl G Jung

Audience

General (US: Trade)

Contributors

Edited by Meredith Sabini
Foreword by Joseph Henderson

Illustrations

12 b&w photos

Pages

248

Dimensions

153x228x16

ISBN-13

9781556433795

Product ID

7637419

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