Man And His Symbols, Carl G. Jung (Aldus books, Hardcover, 1964)

Description: Man And His Symbols, Carl G. Jung (Lady’s books, Hardcover, 1964). The first and only (as of 1964) work in which Carl G. Jung, the world famous Swiss psychologist, explains to the general reader his greatest contribution to our knowledge of the human mind: the theory of the importance of symbolism - particularly as revealed in dreams. This books is densely packed with pictures, drawings and text that is accessible to the lay (but erudite) reader, and delves deep into the depths of dreams to learn what they say about who we are as individuals and as a civilization. These 500+ illustrations and text “provide a unique running commentary on Jung’s thought, to show the nature and function of dreams; explore the symbolic meaning of modern art; and reveal the psychological meanings of the ordinary experiences of everyday life. The book body is in excellent condition, no sign of wear and tear, creases, or marks. The jacket shoes wear of being in storage, is creased on the inside, as a worn “special” sticker, but is otherwise clean and unblemished. This is a perfect book for the reader interested in the pathbreaking work of Jung, and an attempt to understand mid-20th century theories of the mind.

Price: 75 USD

Location: Moraga, California

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