About the book: year / "The Red Book", also known as Liber Novus ("new book"), is a manuscript of the psychologist and philosopher Carl Gustav Jung, created by him in the period between 1914 and 1930 and running to 205 pages, some of which are illustrated by the author. Jung began work on The Red Book after his break with Freud in 1913. Relatives and descendants of the psychologist for many years prevented the publication of this important document for the history of psychology: only in 2001 were researchers allowed to see the manuscript, and the general public was able to get acquainted with the book only after its publication in 2009. Jung K. G. - Das rote Buch ( Liber Novus) / Red Book (New Book). Why is it now, almost 50 years after the death of psychoanalyst Carl Gustav Jung, that a facsimile of his kept secret diary of fantasies (dreams), a powerful work, both in size and weight, and in content, is being published? No one has seen this diary, but all his works are saturated with it; Jung himself called it the “primary matter” of his creations. The will is unique and magnificent in its own way. The book is filled with the beauty of language, artistic illustrations and inner vision.K.G. Jung presented this work in the form of ancient predictions, handwritten on parchment - a book bound in red leather that he commissioned for this sole purpose. This refers to the “Red Book” by K.G. Jung, thinker, discoverer of archetypes, founder of modern psychoanalysis, who worked on this unique document for 16 years.