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🧠 Decode your dreams like a pro—because your subconscious deserves clarity!
This mint-condition handbook offers a concise yet thorough exploration of Jungian dream interpretation, balancing accessibility with depth. Perfectly suited for professionals seeking a meaningful, quick-read guide that goes beyond symbol lists to reveal the method behind dream analysis. With same-day dispatch and guaranteed packaging, it’s a risk-free addition to your psychological library.
| Best Sellers Rank | 304,978 in Books ( See Top 100 in Books ) 162 in Psychology & Dreams 228 in Psychology & Hypnosis 316 in Carl Jung |
| Customer Reviews | 4.6 out of 5 stars 76 Reviews |
M**N
Short, excellent, highly readable
This is quite a short book but absolutely excellent to consume. It gives you a whistle stop tour around a few concepts you need but then takes you few a lot of Jungian dream areas. It isn't a totally beginner focused book but neither is it too advanced. Perfectly graded. I've read approximately 20 or so Jungian books (from Jung/Marie Von Franz/Robert Bly/Robert Johnson among others) recently and this one is up there with the best of them. I bought it six weeks ago and already I'm almost finished my second rereading of it. It's cheap, thorough, will tell you something new and short (in the best sense) and a pleasant readable prose. Buy it if you are at all inclined towards this topic.
M**L
It may be short but it's very much to the point.
A superb and thorough approach to dream interpretation. It may be short but it's very much to the point. If you are looking for a book that gives a list of dream symbols etc and what they mean, this is not the book, though, as this delves into method rather than listing meanings. For that I would recommend Tom Chetwynd's Dictionary for Dreamers (and his other books on symbols) http://www.amazon.co.uk/Dictionary-Dreamers-Tom-Chetwynd/dp/0586081593/
A**A
IT HAS IN PERFECT CONDITION
IT HAS IN PERFECT CONDITION
R**R
Excellent summary of Classical Jungian Ideas.
A great, succinct collection scoping Jungian attitudes to the function of dreaming. He has a light, thoughtful style. The 'handbook' feel adds a note of practicality. I liked the re-caps.
M**N
Size doesn't matter
With little over 108 pages of text you might be wondering whether this book is worth buying and while I'd rather have paid half the price, it's definitely worth every penny. Hall is an excellent writer and this book contains some of the clearest explanations of key Jungian concepts that you're likely to find anywhere. It's aimed at students of psychoanalysis, therapists who don't habitually use dream interpretation and the general reader seeking a deeper understanding of dreamwork. It's not a handbook of dream symbolism so don't expect it to interpret specific dream images, this is about the methodology that should be used. It deals with it's subject perfectly and does so in considerable style.
M**O
An excellent introduction
Looks like an excellent introduction to jungian dream interpretation. Recommended In excellent condition too
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