Two essays on analytical psychology

This is a Rare book for use only in the Library. Hardbound; xviii + 280 pp., including an index. This title comprises two principal works with different publication histories: • The material that would eventually become "The Unconscious in the Normal and Pathological Mind" first appeared in the Rascher Yearbook for 1912 under the title "Neue Bahnen der Psychologie," revised and published as "Die psychologie der unbewusste Prozesse (1917) and translated by Dora Hecht for publication in "Collected Papers on Analytical Psychology (2nd ed., 1917). It would eventually undergo further, substantial revisions before being published as "On the Psychology of the Unconscious" in Volume 7 of Jung's Collected Works. • The material that would eventually become "The Relation Between the Ego and the Unconscious" was first presented to the Zurich School for Analytical Psychology as a lecture in 1916 and published the same year as a translation by M. Marsen in the "Archives de Psychologie" under the title "La Structure de I'inconscient," subsequently translated into English and published in the "Collected Papers on Analytical Psychology" (2nd ed., 1917). It would eventually undergo further, substantial revisions before being published as "The Relations Between the Ego and the Unconscious" in Volume 7 of Jung's Collected Works. Additional information on the publication history of these papers is provided in the translator's and author's prefaces -- and also in the Catalog entries for Vol. 7 of Jung's Collected Works. Contents: Translator's preface / H.G. Baynes Preface to the first German edition / C.G. Jung (December, 1916) Preface to the second German edition / C.G. Jung (October 1918) Preface to the third German edition / C.G. Jung (April 1925) First essay: The unconscious in the normal and pathological mind Chapter I. The origins of psycho-analysis Chapter II. The sexual theory Chapter III. The other point of view: The will to power Chapter IV. The two psychological types Chapter V. The personal unconscious and the super-personal or collective unconscious Chapter VI. The synthetic or constructive method Chapter VII. The dominants of the collective unconscious Chapter VIII. The understanding of the unconscious: General remarks on therapy Second Essay: The relation between the ego and the unconscious Part One: The effects of the unconscious upon consciousness Chapter I. The differentiation of a personal and impersonal unconscious Chapter II. Phenomena resulting from the assimilation of the unconscious Chapter III. The persona as a part of the collective psyche Chapter IV. The attempts to free the individuality from the collective psyche a. The regressive restoration of the persona b. Identification with the collective psyche Part Two: Individuation Chapter I. The function of the unconscious Chapter II. Anima and animus Chapter III. The technique of differentiation between the ego and the figures of the unconscious Chapter IV. The mana personality Index