What Jung really said

by Edward Armstrong Bennett

Book, 1967

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Available

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BIO

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Biographies

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BIO

Publication

New York : Schocken Books, 1967.

Original publication date

1966
1983 (edition with new introduction by Anthony Storr)

Series

What they really said

Local notes

E.A. Bennet introduces us to the thought of Jung in the context of his life and his life's work. In this classic overview of Jung's sixty-year career, Bennet covers the "background and development of Jung's thinking, personality classifications, analysis of the components of personality, the unconscious, dreams, the active imagination, alchemical symbolism and philosophy, psychotherapy, and Jung's relationship to Freud... The author's choice of material is judicious and the exposition of it shows deft craftsmanship."

Subjects

Jung, C. G. 1875-1961

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