C. G. Jung
The Red Book
A manuscript written and illustrated by Swiss psychiatrist Carl Gustav Jung, detailing his imaginative voyages into the psyche.
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Michael ReckewegFirst to rec“This is a world building book”
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Nitabel“Jung spent the year after he parted ways with Freud documenting and illustrating his dreams. The result — a tome to rival the Book of Kells — is the foundation for all his future theoretical work. Also the biggest, most beautiful, most goosebumps-inducing book in my house.”
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