Collected Works of C. G. Jung, Volume 5: Symbols of Transformation

by Carl Jung

Overview

A complete revision of Psychology of the Unconscious (orig. 1911-12), Jung's first important statement of his independent position.

Product Details

ISBN-13:	9781400850945
Publisher:	Princeton University Press
Publication date:	03/01/2014
Series:	The Collected Works of C. G. Jung , #266
Sold by:	Barnes & Noble
Format:	eBook
Pages:	664
File size:	21 MB
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Table of Contents

• FrontMatter, pg. i
• EDITORIAL NOTE, pg. v
• EDITORIAL NOTE TO THE SECOND EDITION. TRANSLATOR’S NOTE, pg. vi
• NOTE OF ACKNOWLEDGMENT, pg. vii
• TABLE OF CONTENTS, pg. ix
• LIST OF PLATES, pg. xi
• LIST OF TEXT FIGURES, pg. xix
• FOREWORD TO THE FOURTH (SWISS) EDITION, pg. xxiii
• FOREWORD TO THE SECOND (GERMAN) EDITION, pg. xxviii
• AUTHOR’S NOTE TO THE FIRST AMERICAN/ENGLISH EDITION, pg. xxx
• I. INTRODUCTION, pg. 2
• II. TWO KINDS OF THINKING, pg. 7
• III. THE MILLER FANTASIES: ANAMNESIS, pg. 34
• IV. THE HYMN OF CREATION, pg. 39
• V. THE SONG OF THE MOTH, pg. 79
• I. INTRODUCTION, pg. 121
• II. THE CONCEPT OF LIBIDO, pg. 132
• III. THE TRANSFORMATION OF LIBIDO, pg. 142
• IV. THE ORIGIN OF THE HERO, pg. 171
• V. SYMBOLS OF THE MOTHER AND OF REBIRTH. Series I, pg. 207
• V. SYMBOLS OF THE MOTHER AND OF REBIRTH. Plates I-XX, pg. 259
• V. SYMBOLS OF THE MOTHER AND OF REBIRTH. Plates XXI- XL, pg. 260
• V. SYMBOLS OF THE MOTHER AND OF REBIRTH. Plates XLI– LXIV, pg. 261
• VI. THE BATTLE FOR DELIVERANCE FROM THE MOTHER, pg. 274
• VII. THE DUAL MOTHER, pg. 306
• VIII. THE SACRIFICE, pg. 394
• IX. EPILOGUE, pg. 441
• APPENDIX: THE MILLER FANTASIES, pg. 445
• BIBLIOGRAPHY, pg. 463
• INDEX, pg. 497

Editorial Reviews

"The work is an intellectual tour de force of a very considerable calibre, as witnessed by the quite extraordinary amount of mythological material put into it, and the extensive research this must have required."

The Journal of Analytical Psychology

"The work is an intellectual tour de force of a very considerable calibre, as witnessed by the quite extraordinary amount of mythological material put into it, and the extensive research this must have required."—The Journal of Analytical Psychology

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