فروید و یونگ درباره دین

This book by Michael Palmer offers a detailed examination of the theories of religion developed by Freud and Jung, regarded as two of the most significant theories of religion in psychological history. The first section analyzes Freud's view of religion as an obsessional neurosis rooted in sexual repression. The second section explores Jung's critique of Freud's theory, proposing that neurosis results from a lack of religion rather than its presence. 'Freud and Jung on Religion' is accessible to both general and specialist readers, requiring no prior knowledge of Freud's and Jung's theories, and is essential for those interested in the contemporary dialogue between psychology and religion.