Lament of the Dead: Psychology After Jung’s Red Book – James Hillman

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What happens to the human psyche when it descends into its deepest, most uncharted depths — and what can the dead teach the living? Lament of the Dead: Psychology after Jung’s Red Book by James Hillman and Sonu Shamdasani is one of the most intellectually profound, philosophically rich, and genuinely groundbreaking works in modern depth psychology — a remarkable dialogue between two of the world’s foremost Jungian scholars exploring the revolutionary implications of Carl Jung’s legendary Red Book for psychology, spirituality, and what it means to truly understand the human soul.

James Hillman — one of the most celebrated and original psychological thinkers of the 20th century — and Sonu Shamdasani — the world’s leading Jung scholar and the man responsible for finally bringing the Red Book to publication after nearly a century — engage in a rich, deeply personal, and intellectually electric dialogue about the dead, the unconscious, the nature of the soul, and how Jung’s most private and daring psychological experiment reshapes our understanding of both therapy and what it means to be human. For Kenyan readers in psychology, philosophy, theology, and spiritual studies — and for anyone drawn to the deepest questions of human existence — this book is a rare and genuinely extraordinary intellectual treasure.

What this book covers:

• A profound dialogue exploring Jung’s Red Book and its revolutionary implications for depth psychology
• The role of the dead, the unconscious, and ancestral voices in shaping the living psyche
• James Hillman’s archetypal psychology and how it builds on and departs from Jung’s vision
• The relationship between psychology, mythology, spirituality, and the human soul
• A rare, deeply personal intellectual exchange between two of the world’s greatest Jungian minds

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Perfect for: psychology students and practitioners, philosophy and theology scholars, Jungian studies enthusiasts, spiritual seekers, counsellors and therapists, and every Kenyan academic reader drawn to the deepest and most profound questions about the human mind and soul.