What implications does The Red Book have for my clinical practice?

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Abstract

The Red Book takes us to the heart of Jung's project, exposing the fundamentally religious nature of his work. Jungian analysts who heed the religious imperative will find themselves caught - as Jung was - between the 'spirit of this time' and the 'spirit of the depths', which raises significant questions for our clinical work. © 2012, The Society of Analytical Psychology.

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Mackenna, C. (2012). What implications does The Red Book have for my clinical practice? Journal of Analytical Psychology, 57(4), 477–482. https://doi.org/10.1111/j.1468-5922.2012.01989.x

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