The Souls Logical Life

The book explores the concept of soul in psychology, emphasizing C. G. Jung's intuitive understanding that was not fully articulated. It critiques how Jung's followers have diluted his ideas, leading to a split between pop psychology and clinical practices. James Hillman's archetypal psychology is highlighted for its revival of the soul's significance, suggesting a return to deeper psychological exploration. The text delves into the implications of these shifts for understanding the human psyche and the importance of maintaining a soulful perspective in psychological discourse.