PSYCHOLOGY OF JUNGIAN ARCHETYPES - KAZIMIERZ PAJOR

Discover the fascinating world of Carl Gustav Jung's analytical psychology with Kazimierz Pajor's book. It is a thorough analysis of the concept of archetypes, based on a solid study of the original texts of the creator of analytical psychology. This book is a valuable contribution to the dialogue of Polish psychological and philosophical thought, inspired by the work of one of the most outstanding psychologists of the 20th century. Immerse yourself in the depths of the human psyche and understand how archetypes influence our lives.

• Thorough analysis of the Jungian concept of archetypes
• Solid study of the original texts of Carl Gustav Jung
• Contribution to the dialogue of Polish psychological and philosophical thought
• Inspiration by the work of one of the most outstanding psychologists of the 20th century
• Understanding the influence of archetypes on our lives
• Edition in format 16.5x23.5 cm
• Number of pages: 225

Kazimierz Pajor's book is not only a theoretical analysis, but also a practical guide to the world of archetypes. The author explains complex concepts in an accessible way, making them understandable to a wide audience. Thanks to this book, the reader can better understand themselves and their relationships with other people. It is a must-read for anyone interested in depth psychology and philosophy.

Eneteia Publishing House, known for publishing valuable and inspiring books, presents readers with another work that will surely enrich their knowledge and perspective. "Psychology of Jungian Archetypes" is a book that encourages reflection and allows for a deeper understanding of human nature. It is a position that should be in the library of anyone who wants to develop intellectually and spiritually.

The book was published in 2004 and has a paperback cover, which makes it light and handy. The 16.5x23.5 cm format makes it comfortable to read and easy to carry. Number of pages: 225, which allows for a thorough acquaintance with the topic. It is an ideal read for students of psychology, philosophy, as well as for all those who want to expand their knowledge of analytical psychology.