Methods of Treatment in Analytical Psychology Book

Clark does a fantastic job dissecting the development of scientific methodology and philosophy through the ages. He gives fantastic insight into the unfolding diversity of thought and dialogue. Especially enjoyable is the time he spends on the development of scientific skepticism and on the historical assertions concerning the spiritual and theological. Clark concludes the very way in which we do science itself shows that it does not answer questions of what reality is, though it does provide a useful system nonetheless. Science can never dictate what is or isn't true concerning the spiritual and the theological, because it never dictates the reality of the physical and the observable in the first place.