Jacob & Esau

In 1934, Erich Neumann, a prominent disciple of Carl Gustav Jung, explores the intersection of psychology and spirituality. The book delves into Neumann's innovative theories on the development of consciousness, emphasizing the importance of myth and archetypes in understanding the human psyche. By integrating Jungian concepts with his own insights, Neumann offers a profound examination of the evolution of the individual and collective unconscious, making significant contributions to both psychology and the study of culture.