The psychology of Jung

Subtitle:
An introduction with illustrations

Edition:
First edition (1943); fifth printing (1946)

Authors:
Jacobi, Jolan (née Szekacs) 1890-1973 / Jacobi, Jolande
Jung, C.G. (Carl Gustav) 1875-1961 (Foreword)

Translator:
Bash, K.W.

Place of Publication:
New Haven, Connecticut

Publisher:
Yale University Press


Publication Date:
1946

ISBN / SBN / ISSN:
(None provided)

Source:
Donated by the Estate of Mary Howells

Media Type:
Print (Non-Serial)

Media Sub-type:
Book

Copy:
2

LoC Call Number:
BF 173 .J85 J32 1943 c.2

Accession Number:
101661

Keyword Subject Headings:
Analytical Psychology--Theory and practice
Psychology--Jungian

User Notes:
This is a Rare book for use only in the Library. Hardbound; xii + 166 pp., including 17 black and white diagrams (numbered; plus 1 un-numbered), 12 black-and-white plates, bibliographic references in footnotes, a bibliography, and an index. The author's name on the title page of this work is spelled "Jolan Jacobi." Later editions of this work were titled "The Psychology of C.G. Jung," and the author's name is given as Jolande Jacobi. Originally published in Germaas "Die Psychologie von C.G. Jung." The library has circulating copies of the 8th edition (1973), translated by Ralph Manheim, with a preface and additional plates (some in color). Contents: Foreword / C.G. Jung Introduction The psychology of Jung I. The nature and structure of the psyche II. The laws of the psychic processes and operations III. The practical application of Jung's theory Biographical sketch of C. G. Jung Bibliography of writings by C.G. Jung Index