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thanks! I wish this had been available when first I came to Jungian thought, If I had my way this would be required first basic reading to anyone with a new interest in Jung, Actually come to think of it anyone who is not actually a Jungian Scholar already, It puts so much into context, a foundation from which to adventure forth into deeper studies, It is also a great resource refresher for stuff you have forgottenMost enjoyable Gary Bobroof's Jung in a "Nutshell" Is by far the best Introduction to the epic works of C.
J. Jung since the Joseph Campbell published "The Portable Jung" in, Bobroff has successfully reduced Jung's prodigious works into an easy explanation of Jung's most important ideas and philosophy ineasy to read chapters, Each chapter is followed by a list of Key Points w Descriptions of the meaning of those key points, "Jung in A Nutshell," builds reinforces the reader's understanding of what was presented in that chapter.
Throughout the book, illustrations from Jung's work reinforce the certain important concepts, Eight Chapters are followed byAppendixes about Jung, the first about Jung's experiences during WWand the second appendix " A Field Guide to Jung Today.
Finally Bobroff adds a Chronology of Jung's life and publications followed by Notes, Index and Picture Credits, All are valuable to any reader who desires to learn about Jung or about themselves, What a marvelous introduction to, and summary of, Jungian psychology this is! I've been telling my almostyear old twin grandsons about Jungian psychology for many years.
They're very curious, but sometimes they find my explanations a bit too difficult to absorb, This book is exactly what I've been looking for, As soon as I read it in only two sittings I ordered two copies for them, I've been studying Jungian psychology foryears and have the complete works, This book beautifully summarizes the salient points of his work without being too complex or wordy, And the photographs add a

depth of meaning that words alone don't always do, Gary Bobroff has made Jung understandable to the average layperson, My favorite chapters were the last two: Anima and Animus, and Synchronicity, both difficult topics to explain, He's done a superb job, Highly recommended. . A treasure. Wish I'd had it when I first tackled reading Jung, What I love about this book: so READABLE! Intelligent pop culture references make it fun to read without trivializing, Makes the key concepts crystal clear with plain language explanations, Jung In A Nutshell will really help people who want to understand why Jung is important and to read challenging books on this subject, A useful, enriching book that entertains as well as informs!,shipping.