Necessary Chances: Synchronicity and the Encounters That Transform Us

Vezina, Jeff/ Anger, Carl (Translator)

ISBN 10: 8895604059 ISBN 13: 9788895604053
Edité par Pari Pub, 2009
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People often enter our lives in mysterious ways. We have all met by accident a person who radically altered our trajectory or opened a new door for us. Sometimes these encounters can even change the course of society. Where would psychology be without the meeting of Jung and Freud? Where would philosophy be without the encounter of Sartre and Beauvoir? What predisposes us to such meetings? Who are these messengers that lead us to cross a new threshold? And why is it necessary to enter alone? Inspired by the Jungian concept of synchronicity and in the light of metaphors drawn from chaos theory, this book explores new avenues in understanding the intriguing question of synchronistic encounters.

À propos de l'auteur: Jeff Vezina is a clinical psychologist in Quebec, Canada. He was president of the Jungian Society of Quebec for seven years and the animator and producer of the radio show Projections: Psychology and Cinema exploring symbols in movies. He is also an international lecturer and a musician. Necessary Chances was a best seller in the French language with over 50,000 copies sold. This is Vezina's first book to be available in English."

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Titre : Necessary Chances: Synchronicity and the ...
Éditeur : Pari Pub
Date d'édition : 2009
Reliure : Paperback
Etat : Brand New

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