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Carl Gustav Jung
ISBN 9780140150704
Rs. 2,800
Penguin Books
The Portable Jung
Who it's for: Readers new to Jung's analytical psychology
This anthology, edited by Joseph Campbell, offers a curated selection of Carl Gustav Jung's most significant writings. It provides an accessible overview of his foundational contributions to analytical psychology, including key essays on archetypes, the collective unconscious, dream analysis, and the process of individuation. Readers can explore Jung’s complex theories on the human psyche, symbolism, and the mind.Why You Should Read? Gain an accessible introduction to Carl Gustav Jung's core psychological theories. Explore essential concepts such as archetypes, the collective unconscious, and dream interpretation. Benefit from the insightful curation by renowned mythologist Joseph Campbell. Understand the intersection of psychology, mythology, and philosophy.
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- Edited by mythologist Joseph Campbell
- Covers archetypes, collective unconscious, dream analysis, individuation
- Accessible overview of Jung's analytical psychology
- Includes essays on symbolism and the human psyche
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Who edited this collection?
The anthology is edited by Joseph Campbell, a renowned mythologist.
What topics does the book cover?
It covers Jung's key concepts including archetypes, the collective unconscious, dream analysis, and the process of individuation.
Is this a good starting point for understanding Jung?
Yes, it offers an accessible overview of Jung's foundational contributions to analytical psychology.
Does the book include Jung's writings on mythology?
Yes, it explores the intersection of psychology, mythology, and philosophy.

