Encounter with the self; a Jungian commentary on William Blake's Illustrations of the Book of Job

By:

Edinger, Edward F

Material type: Text

TextSeries: (Studies in Jungian psychology by Jungian analysts; 22)Toronto Inner City Books c1986Description: 75p.; illus.; bibliog. refsContent type:

text

Media type:

unmediated

Carrier type:

volume

ISBN:

0-919123-21-X

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Abstract: 'The Biblical Book of Job is seen here as a paradigm for a certain experience of God; in psychological terms, the Job story is an archetypal image which pictures a typical encounter between the ego and the Self. William Blake's series of 22 illustrations, first published in 1825, vividly portrays the effect of this encounter on the unconscious of modern man. The book features full-page reproductions of Blake's original engravings.'

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'The Biblical Book of Job is seen here as a paradigm for a certain experience of God; in psychological terms, the Job story is an archetypal image which pictures a typical encounter between the ego and the Self. William Blake's series of 22 illustrations, first published in 1825, vividly portrays the effect of this encounter on the unconscious of modern man. The book features full-page reproductions of Blake's original engravings.'

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