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AN Introduction to Jung's Psychology (original 1953; edition 1953)

by Frieda Fordham (Author), Carl G. Jung (Foreword)

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This study opens with an outline of Jung's psychology and includes chapters on his theories about psychological types, archetypes of the collective unconscious, religion, psychotherapy and dreams and their interpretation. The author also discusses Jung's contribution to education and gives a biographical sketch.… (more)
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Title:AN Introduction to Jung's Psychology
Authors:Frieda Fordham (Author)
Other authors:Carl G. Jung (Foreword)
Info:Penguin Books (1953), Edition: 3rd Edition, 160 pages
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Nice little book, somewhat underrated and unknown today. ( )
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Chapter 1 -- Introduction -- In this chapter an attempt is made to give a simple outline of the psychology of C. G. Jung. To make such a simplification seem rather like drawing a map of the world on a sheet of paper: one conveys as little of the true nature of the psychology as of the seas and continents that make our globe. All the same, a map is a beginning, a framework in which later discoveries can be placed; if the outline seems blurred or confused, perhaps a later stage of the journey will make it clearer; and it is suggested that this first chapter shall be read in this light and returned to, if necessary, as the reader proceeds.
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