C. G. Jung
Collected Papers on Analytical Psychology
Fifteen papers, from the 1902 dissertation on the occult to the essay that first names the collective unconscious — analytical psychology arriving in English under its own name.
1255 passages1917
C. G. Jung
1875–1961
Founder of analytical psychology; asked what generates meaning from below consciousness.
In the library
2C. G. Jung
Psychology of the Unconscious
The book that broke with Freud — libido read as symbol rather than drive, argued across myth, scripture and poetry — in Beatrice M. Hinkle’s translation, with its full apparatus of notes.
1210 passages1916
In the catalog
16- Studies in Word-Association1906public domain
- Psychology of the UnconsciousA Study of the Transformations and Symbolisms of the Libido1912public domain
- The Theory of Psychoanalysis1913public domain
- Collected Papers on Analytical Psychology1916public domain
- Psychological Types1921
- Two Essays on Analytical Psychology1928
- Modern Man in Search of a Soul1933
- Psychology and Alchemy1944
- AionResearches into the Phenomenology of the Self1951
- Answer to Job1952
- Symbols of Transformation1952
- The Undiscovered Self1957
- The Archetypes and the Collective Unconscious1959
- Memories, Dreams, Reflections1962
- Man and His Symbols1964
- The Red BookLiber Novus2009