C. G. Jung and Aging: Possibilities and Potentials for the Second Half of Life
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C. G. Jung and Aging: Possibilities and Potentials for the Second Half of Life

by Lionel Corbett, Leslie Sawin, Michael Carbine

Psychology Aging Jungian Studies
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C. G. Jung and Aging explores the psychological meaning of growing older and considers the possibilities available in the second half of life. Drawing on Jungian perspectives, Lionel Corbett, Leslie Sawin, and Michael Carbine present aging as a stage with its own potentials for reflection, development, and continued inner growth.

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This book examines aging through the perspective of C. G. Jung and his psychological ideas.

It focuses on the possibilities and potentials associated with the second half of life.

Written by Lionel Corbett, Leslie Sawin, and Michael Carbine, the book offers a Jungian framework for considering later adulthood.

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