Preface ix Note to the Reader xiii Acknowledgments xv C. G. Jung Chronology xvii Permissions xix 1. The Unconscious 1 2. The Structure of the Psyche 33 3. The Symbolic Life 56 4. Dreams 68 5. The Analytic Process 85 6. The Development of the Personality 100 7. Men and Women 127 8. Jung and Culture 137 9. The Problem of the Opposites 147 10. East and West 158 11. Religious Experience and God 170 12. Good and Evil 206 13. Body and Soul 217 14. Creativity and the Imagination 226 15. Alchemical Transformation 247 16. On Life 259 17. The Individuation Process 283 18. Death, Afterlife, and Rebirth 299 Suggested Further Reading 319 Works Cited 323 Index 325
C. G. Jung (18751961) was one of the most important psychologists of the twentieth century and the founder of analytical psychology. Judith Harris is a Jungian analyst, copresident of the Research and Training Center in Depth Psychology in Zurich, and a former president of the Philemon Foundation.
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