Jung's Answer to Job

Exploring the intellectual and cultural backdrop of C. G. Jung's 1952 work, this commentary sheds light on the often-overlooked "Answer to Job." It contextualizes the text within biblical commentary and examines its composition and initial reception. By unraveling Jung's narrative, the book offers a fresh interpretation while highlighting its broader cultural significance. Ideal for students and scholars of analytical psychology and religion, it emphasizes the enduring relevance of Jung's ideas beyond their psychological framework.