Man and His Symbols

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GDuperreault, December 2, 2011 (view all comments by GDuperreault)
A fascinating book EDITED by Carl Jung, who contributed the first chapter/essay, 'Approaching the Unconscious'. This was, in fact, Jung's last work before his death, written and edited with the explicit purpose of being accessible to the well read non-professional. He excellent describes the difference between symbols and signs, and why symbols are important. This book succeeds in expanding one's understanding of psychology, mythology, history, art, science, and human potential. This is an important book for anyone interested in exploring the meaning of being human. The many illustrations do an excellent job of reinforcing the legitimacy of the ideas presented. The other contributors are: Joseph L. Henderson - 'Ancient Myths and Modern Man'; Marie-Louise von Franz - 'The Process of Individuation' and 'Science and the Unconscious'; Aniela Jaffé - 'Symbolism in the Visual Arts'; Jolande Jacobi -'Symbolism in an Individual Analysis'.

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Product Details

ISBN:

9780440351832

ed.:

Jung, Carl Gustav

Publisher:

Dell Publishing Company

Author:

Jung, Carl Gustav

Author:

Yung

Location:

New York, N.Y. :

Subject:

General

Subject:

Philosophy

Subject:

Methodology

Subject:

Cognitive Psychology

Subject:

Symbolism

Subject:

Symbolism (Psychology)

Subject:

Research -- Methodology.

Subject:

Methodology x

Subject:

Movements - Behaviorism

Subject:

General Self-Help

Subject:

Self-Help : General

Copyright:

1997

Edition Description:

Mass market paperback

Series Volume:

95-413

Publication Date:

19680831

Binding:

MASS MARKET

Grade Level:

General/trade

Language:

English

Illustrations:

Yes

Pages:

432

Dimensions:

6.84x4.22x1.15 in. .46 lbs.