C.G. Jung, Métamorphoses de l'âme et ses symboles.
- Condition : good, clean, rare underlining, covers show slight shelf wear.
- Illustrations : 300 black and white illustrations.
It was in 1950 that the great Swiss psychoanalyst gave this fourth, considerably expanded edition of a 1912 essay in which, starting from an individual case - that, exposed by Theodore Flournoy, of a young American woman author of poems in a semi-unconscious state - he opened up radically new perspectives to his discipline. Starting with the story of Miss Miller, he undertakes a vast investigation of cultural and religious symbols and myths, develops his theory of the collective and archaic unconscious, and in fact broadens the field of psychoanalysis to a general psychology of humanity and culture. From its first score, this book, which marked his break with Freud, was widely commented on and discussed. C. G. Jung did not cease thereafter to enrich it and to refine its views. It is one of his masterpieces and one of the world classics of psychoanalysis.
Condition | Used - Good |
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Language | France |
Illustrated | Yes |
Publicaton Date | Jan 1, 1978 |
Year | 1978 |
Author / Cartographer / Photographer | Jung C. G. |
Editor | Georg |
First edition | No |
Signed edition | No |
Signed binding | No |
Armorial binding | No |
Binding / Format | Softcover |
Size | 22 x 14 cm |