Man and his Symbols

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World-famous psychologist Carl Jung was one of the foremost thinkers, scientists and visionaries of the twentieth century. His ideas have coloured not only the world of modern psychology but all areas of contemporary thought.
Mon and his Symbols is an exposition of Jung's theories about the significance of synnbols in dreams and art, made comprehensible for the lay reader. Given the crucial importance to Jung of symbols and their relation to the individual, cultural and collective unconsciousness, the book is effectively a clear introduction to all areas of Jung's thought. Conceived and edited with an essential first chapter by Jung himself, it also contains essays by four of his closest associates - M. -L.von Franz, Joseph L.Henderson, Jolande Jacobi and Aniela Jaffe. Taken together, they convey a full and deep understanding of the nature and importance of the unconscious mind.
This edition contains 500 illustrations that provide a unique... Tovább

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World-famous psychologist Carl Jung was one of the foremost thinkers, scientists and visionaries of the twentieth century. His ideas have coloured not only the world of modern psychology but all areas of contemporary thought.
Mon and his Symbols is an exposition of Jung's theories about the significance of synnbols in dreams and art, made comprehensible for the lay reader. Given the crucial importance to Jung of symbols and their relation to the individual, cultural and collective unconsciousness, the book is effectively a clear introduction to all areas of Jung's thought. Conceived and edited with an essential first chapter by Jung himself, it also contains essays by four of his closest associates - M. -L.von Franz, Joseph L.Henderson, Jolande Jacobi and Aniela Jaffe. Taken together, they convey a full and deep understanding of the nature and importance of the unconscious mind.
This edition contains 500 illustrations that provide a unique visual commentary on Jung's ground-breaking ideas.
This book, which was the last piece of work undertaken by Jung before his death in 1961, provides a unique opportunity to assess his contribution to the life and thought of our time, for it was also his first attempt to present his life-work in psychology to a nontechnical public Jung has done immense service both to psychology as a science and to our general understanding of man in society by insisting that imaginative life must be taken seriously in its own right' - Guardian Vissza