The psychology of C.G. Jung : an introduction with illustrations /
by Jolande Jacobi ; [translated by Ralph Manheim from the German].
- Eighth edition.
- xiii, 203 pages, 20 unnumbered pages of plates : illustrations (some colour) ; 21 cm
Translation of: Die Psychologie von C.G. Jung. "First published ... in the United States of America in 1943 by Yale University Press"--Title page verso.
Includes bibliographical references and index.
Foreword / by C.G. Jung -- Preface -- Introduction: The psychology of C.G. Jung -- I. The nature and the structure of the psyche -- Consciousness and the unconscious -- The functions of consciousness -- The attitude types -- The type problem in creative people -- The persona -- The contents of the unconscious -- The complex -- The archetypes -- II. The laws of the psychic processes and forces -- The concept of libido -- Structure of the opposites -- Forms of movement of libido -- Progression and regression -- Value intensity and constellation -- III. The practical application of Jung's theory -- Two-fold aspect Jungian psychology -- Relationship to the exact sciences -- 'Causality' and 'finality' -- The dialectical process -- Ways to the unconscious -- Dreams -- Dream interpretation -- The roots of dreams -- The different types of dreams -- Pattern and arrangement in dreams -- Manifold meaning of dream content -- Compensatory aspect of dreams -- Dreams as the 'land of childhood' -- The stages of dream interpretation -- The structure of dreams -- Conditionalism -- The amplification method -- Reductive interpretation -- The dynamic aspect of dreams -- Individual and collective meaning -- Forms of interpretation -- Projection -- The symbol -- Symbol and sign -- Pictorial expressions -- Basic principles of the analysis -- On the meaning of neurosis -- The 'prospective' aspect -- The development of the personality -- The individuation process -- The shadow -- Animus and anima -- The archetypes of 'spirit' and 'matter' -- The self -- The realization of the self -- The uniting symbol -- Mandala symbols -- Parallels to the individuation process -- Analytical psychology and religion -- Transformation and maturation -- Responsibility rests with the individual -- Biographical sketch of C.G. Jung.