The Middle Passage: From Misery to Meaning in Midlife (STUDIES IN JUNGIAN PSYCHOLOGY BY JUNGIAN ANALYSTS)
by James Hollis
In The Middle Passage, James Hollis examines midlife through the perspective of Jungian psychology. Focusing on the movement from misery to meaning, this reflective work offers readers a framework for considering personal development, inner change, and the psychological significance of a major passage in adult life.
About This Book
James Hollis examines the experience of midlife through the lens of Jungian psychology.
The book considers the movement from misery toward meaning during a significant stage of adult life.
As part of the Studies in Jungian Psychology by Jungian Analysts series, it offers a psychologically oriented framework for reflection and self-understanding.
It is suited to readers interested in Jungian thought, midlife concerns, and personal development.
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