The Essays of Erich Neumann, Volume 3

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Exploring the theme of creativity, this collection features six essays by Erich Neumann, a prominent student of C. G. Jung. Drawing on a diverse range of figures from literature, art, science, and philosophy, Neumann expands Jungian concepts, introducing the notion of "unitary reality." He argues that humanity's potential for healing lies in recognizing our creative essence and connection to both ourselves and the world. The essays, originally presented at the Eranos Conferences, delve into the psyche's role in shaping reality and the importance of creativity for human survival.