Reading Plato through Jung

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Exploring the evolution of Carl Jung's concepts, the book delves into the transition from the Third, seen as a healing agent, to the significance of the Fourth. It examines Jung's complex engagement with Platonic ideas, emphasizing how his early focus on the "transcendent function" shifted over time. The author poses critical questions about this transformation, inviting readers to consider the implications of Jung's theories on psychological healing and development.