Albumasar (Ja'far ibn Muhammad
[Abu Ma'shar] al-Balkhi), 75, 76-
78ftft, 80ft, 95ft, 96, 97, 99
303
INDEX
alchemy/alchemists, 89 et passim;
beginnings of, 173; Catharism
and, 150; Chinese, 264; and
Christ, 182; Christ-image in, 67;
compensation in, 124; conjunction
of opposites in, 40; dragon in,
120; eagle in, 64/2; fish in, 126/f;
Latin, beginnings of, 87; motive
of, 171; and natural science, 176;
Negroes in, 210; pagan currents
in, 176; phenomenology of sym-
bols in, 179; physical speculations
of, 249/?; quaternio in, 232/f; rise
of, 150; significance of matter in,
66; and "theoria," 179; uncon-
scious in, 142
Alciati, Andrea, 158
alcohol, 225
alembics, three, 241
Alexandria, 89, 104, 15671
Alexius Comnenus, 148
"Allegoriae sapientum supra librum
Turbae," 126
"Allegoriae super librum Turbae,"
12571, 126, 12771
allegories, see symbols
Allenby, Amy Ingeborg, 26871
Almaricus, see Amalric of Bene
Amalric of Bene, 83
ambivalence, 13; of fish symbol,
Ambrose, St., 88, 23572
Amen, 206
Amitabha land, vision of, 15 m
Amon, 78
Amoraim, 8on
Amos, Book of, (5 : 26), 74/
Anacreon, beaker of, 211
analogy formation, 261
analysis, 260
anamnesis, 40, 180
Andrew, St., 89
androgyny, of Christ, 204, 205
angels, 146, 195
Angelus Silesius, 206
Anger, Rudolph, 7471
Ani, Papyrus of, 7672
anima, 8, 10, i%ff, 30/, 187, 266; and
Eros, 14; feeling-value of, 28;
liberty as, 30; Miriam as, 210,
228; novelists and, 267; personi-
fication of unconscious, nn; pos-
session by, 23; see also anima/
animus
anima/animus: appearance of con-
tents, 19; cannot be integrated,
20; effects on ego, 16/; fear of,
33; feeling-value of, 28; as func-
tions, 20; positive aspect, 268;
recognition of, 22, 267; relation
to each other, 15
anima Christiana, 36
anima mundi, 136, 142, 160, 198,
242
anima rationalis, 38/, 21272
anima rerum, 157-5871
animals, helpful, 145, 186
animosity, 16, 267
animus, 8, 10, 14/f, 30/, 33, 266,
267; and logos, 14, 16, 21; posi-
tive aspect of, 16; see also anima/
animus
annunciation, of Christ-figure, 189
Anthropos, 246, 247, 259; Christ as,
204; figures, ix, 65, 204; Gnostic,
197/; - , names of, 189; and
Hermes, 230; king as, 198; ser-
pent/snake and, 232/; symbol for
God, 195; vessel as counterpart
of, 242; see also Adam; Archan-
thropos; Man, original; Protan-
thropos
Anthropos quaternio, 231, 233, 244,
254
Anthropus primus, Saturn as, 197
Antichrist, ix, 36, 61, 62, 63, 94,
106; astrological origin, 76; astro-
logical prediction of, 99; as half
archetype of self, 44; as King of
the Jews, 7972, 107; Nostradamus
on, 101; problem of, 42/; prophe-
cies of, 109; second, 96, 102; as
shadow of self, 42, 44
antimimon pneuma, 35, 42
304
INDEX
Antony, Mark, 144
Anu, 124
Apelles, 75
Apep, 76
Aphrodite, 21, 104, 112, 217
Apocalypse, ix, 36, 90, 105-6, 110;
see also Revelation of St. John
Caussin, Nicholas, 128, 192
Celsus, 75
centre, 224; in alchemy, 169; in
man, and God-image, 171; in one-
self and environment, 170; in
Plotinus, 219; psychic and al-
chemical, 171
cerebellum, "Son" and, 186
cerebrum, "Father" and, 186
Chaldaeans, 111
chalybs, 132
chaos, 79, 148, 155, 194, 234, 236-
37; and cosmos, 32; magnesia as,
156; see also massa confusa
Charles, R. H., 115/2, 118/2, 147/2
Chartier, Jean, 139/2
chemical processes, alchemy and,
157
cherub/cherubim, 123, 241
child: divine, 31; symbol for God,
195
China: circular opus in, 264;
dragon symbolism in, 245; re-
ligions of, 70
"chirographum," 230 & n
Chiun, 74, 75/2
choice: four elements and, 56; free,
5
Christ, 32, 255; and age of fishes,
92, 114; as Anthropos, 204; and
Antichrist, 61, 115; archetype of
self, 37; - of wholeness, x, 40;
assimilation into psyche, 221;
attri butes of, and self, 44; as
avatar of Vishnu, 176; childhood
of, 103; common symbols with
devil, 72; and contents of uncon-
scious, 181; death of, 35; descent
into hell, 39; dualistic aspects,
111; both ego and self, 110; as
fish, see fish(es); and horoscope,
136-37; horoscopes of, 77/2; hu-
man soul of, 39; as inner man,
203; as king and priest, 39, 147;
lamb and, 105-6; male /female,
205; and Mary, in Gnostic legend,
202; as new aeon, 90; the perfect
man, 69; pre-existent, 148; as
quaternion of opposites, 63; as
rock, 88; scriptural symbols of,
221; second, 65; and self, parallel,
307
INDEX
Christ (cont.): pseudo-Clement, see Clementine
42, 44; and serpent, 186, 232; Homilies
and shadow, 4m, 110; spouse of Clementine Homilies, 54/f, 10m,
Christian doctrine: and nature, 173;
and the psyche, 174
Christianity: astrological origin, 76;
divine syzygy in, 21; Germanic
acceptance of, 175; myths under-
lying, 179; place in Western life,
175
Christmas Eve, 111
Chronos, 139
chthonic world, shadow and, 34
Church: as Bride of Christ/Lamb,
21, 204; as female, 2 in; in mod-
ern world, 176; soul as, 206; as
symbol, 224
Chwolsohn, Daniel, 75^ ig7n
cinedian fish/stone, 138-39
circle(s): character of wholeness,
224n; God as, 153; magic, 32; in
Maier, 264; soul as, 219; and
of, 20; dogma and, 174-75; and
mythology, 179
Collesson, Johannes, 160, 162
collision, of conscious and uncon-
scious, 194
colly Hum, 127
Colossians, Epistle to the, (2 : 14),
23on
commissure, 93, 148
compass, 134
Compendium theologicae veritatis,
Son
compensation: function of uncon-
scious, 20; in man and woman, 14
completeness: and perfection, 68,
69, 111; voluntary, 70; see also
wholeness
complexio oppositorum, 6m, 225,
267; see also coniunctio opposi-
torum
compulsion, 140; c. neurosis, 10
concept, 33; merely a name, 32;
metaphysical, 34
Concorricci, 83, 14671
concupiscentia, 112, 129
square /squaring of, 224-25, 239, confusion, 194
241, 264; squared, of self, 204; coniunctio, of Adam and Eve, 206
symbols, 194; - of God, 195; - ,
self in, 190
circumambulation, 224
citrinitas, 127
city: heavenly, 37; in Oxyrhynchus
sayings, 145; as symbol, 224
Clement of Alexandria, 22, H3n,
121, 222, 234n
Clement of Rome, 125; Second
Epistle to Corinthians, 2 in; for
coniunctio(nes) maxima(e), 82, 96,
97, 98, 111
coniunctio oppositorum, 31, 152,
159, 167, 268; see also opposites,
conjunction of
conscientiousness, 24
consciousness: in Autopator, 191;
broadening of, and opus, 148;
cannot comprehend whole, 110-
11; and causes and ends, 165;
308
INDEX
differentiation of, 191; and dis-
crimination, 260; ego and, 3, 24;
ego as subjective, 164; founded
on unconsciousness, 30; God-
image and, 194; limits of its field,
3; monsters and development of,
18 1; myths and coming of, 148;
relation of unconscious manifes-
tations to, 225; and splitting of
Original Man, 204; threshold of,
4; see also ego
consensus omnium j consensus gen-
eralis, 29, 30, 47, 178
constellations, 29
consummation of universe, 254
conversion, 40
copulation, 206; self-, 207
coral, 12571
Corinthians, First Epistle to, (5 : 2),
23^; (10 : 4), 88; (10 : 16), 11571;
(15 : 47), 3972; Second Epistle to
(Clement of Rome), 2in
Cornarius, 191
corpus mysticum, 32
correspondence: in opus alchemi-
cum, 262; principle of, 258; see
also synchronicity
cortex, 127, 137-38
corybants, 2 1 1
Corybas, see Korybas
cosmos, and chaos, 32; see also
chaos
Cramer, H., 21371
crazes, 169
creation: Heliopolitan story of, 207;
and opus, 148; of world by devil,
146
creator: as dreaming, 192; Gnostic
symbols for, 196
creed, 174, 179
crocodile, 244
cross, 6572, 182, 189; as quaternity
symbol, 204, 224; and snake, 7872;
as symbol of God, 195
Denzinger, Heinrich, and Bann-
wart, Klemens, 5272, 8372, 25372
Derceto, 73, 104, 111
descensus ad inferos, 39
Deus absconditus, 135
Deussen, Paul, 15272
Deuteronomy, (32 : 17), 107;
(32 : 39). 55
devaluation, of sexuality, 226
309
INDEX
devil: as Adversary, 42; his body
of fire, 132^; in Christian dogma,
124; counterpart of God, 61; as
demiurge, 150, 232; and evil, 48;
fourth person, 208; God ruling
world through, 254; in Joachim
of Flora, 86; Origen and fate of,
110; in Protestantism, 41; serpent
as, 188, 230; symbols, in common
with Christ, 72; world created by,
146; see also Satan
dogma(s), 169, 174-75; barbarian
peoples and, 175; "belief" in, 178;
believers and, 178ft; drift from,
179; prejudice against, 175; rea-
son for insistence on, 179; and
"sacred history," 179; see also
doctrine
dragon, 155, 197; in China, 245;
head of, 100; and snake, 233ft,
244; stone of, 138/; winged and
wingless, 120; and woman, 12,
103-4; see also snake
dream-analysis, 203
dreams, 25, 30, 35, 142, 223, 243;
anima/animus in, 19; childhood,
190; of disoriented student, 134;
fire in, 137ft; f fishes, 151-52;
image of self in, 67; instinctual
foundation of, 203ft; mandalas in,
31; of Passion play and snake,
78ft; quaternary symbols in, 132ft;
shadow in, 120; symbolism in,
202
Drews, Arthur, 90ft
dualism: in archetypal self, 42; in
Christ-figure, 111; God's human-
ity and, 110; Manichaean, 49, 55,
57ft, 58, 61, 269
ego, 190; acquired during lifetime,
5; approximation to self, 23;
archetypes and, 8; as centre of
personality, 6; Christ's corre-
spondence to, 110; complex na-
ture of, 3; conscious and uncon-
scious in, 4; dependence on
unconscious, 7; effects of anima/
animus on, 16; exponent of self,
223; individuality of, 6; inflation
of, 23-24; its knowledge of itself,
163-64; and metaphysical ideas,
34; not coincident with conscious
personality, 4; overpowering of,
23; perplexity of, 189; relative
abolition of, 45; somatic and psy-
chic bases of, 3, 4; subjective con-
sciousness, 164; subordinate to
self, 5; as total consciousness, 5;
what it is, 3; see also assimilation;
personality
ego-consciousness: differentiation
from unconscious, 24; and psyche,
164; shadow and, 28
Egypt, 209/2; fish-cult in, 121; flight
of Christ to, 103; and Israel, com-
mon symbols, 123; Jews in, 78;
slaying of firstborn in, 58/1
factors: causal and final, of psychic
existence, 165; see also subjective
factor
fairytales, 149, 169, 180
faith: is absolute, 174; crumbling
away of content, 178; and dogma,
178; rift from knowledge, 173/
Fall, the, 37, 39
Fallopius, Gabriel, 158
Fanianus, Joannes Chrysippus, 157
Farnese Atlas (Naples), 91
father: and daughter, 14; demiurge
as, 190; in female argumentation,
15; God as, 193; idea of, 18/; in
Moses quaternio, 227; "signs of
the," 190; as unconscious, 191
father-animus, 210
father-mother, symbol for God, 195
fear, of unconscious, 33
feeling, 31, 178; function of value,
32
feeling-tones, 28, 33; subjective and
objective, 29
feeling-value, 28, 31
female, see male and female
femininity, man's, 2in
Ferguson, John, 13372
"Fidelissima et jucunda instructio
de arbore solari," 14072, 154
Fierz-David, Hans Eduard, 25171
Fierz-David, Linda, 1372
fifth, the, 225
Firmicus Maternus, Julius, 88
firstborn, slaying of the, 5872
fish(es): 189, 244; aeon of the, 62;
allegory of the damned, 122; in
Arab tradition, 123; assimilation
12
INDEX
of Christ-figure, 182; Atargatis
cult and, 121; bad qualities of,
112; beneath the earth, 145;
Christ and, 92, 113, 120; Christ
and age of, 92, 111; and Christ as
Ichthys, 115; Christian significance
of, 114; direction of, 91; "drawn
from the deep," 7gn, 120; eaten
by Christ, 12m; and fire, 135-36;
golden, dream of, 151-52; great,
as shadow of God, 119; - , split-
ting of, 119; historical significance
of, 103/f; in Jewish symbolism,
115, 121; Lambspringk's symbol
of reversed, 150; and Leviathan,
120; miraculous draught of, 89;
as mother and son, 111, 114;
originally one, 111; pagan sym-
bolism, 115/; Platonic month of,
ix, 149; in primitive Christianity,
188; "round," 127/f, 137-38, 140,
144; as ruling powers, 147, 149; as
sepulchral symbol, 115; and ser-
pent, 186; sign (K) of the, 72/f,
91; - , a double sign, 111; - ,
twelfth, of zodiac, 118; Southern,
n in, 112; symbol, ambivalence
of, n8#; -, of Christ, 67, 72/?,
89; - , in Eastern religions, 73;
- , of love and religion, 129; - ,
of self, 226; - , of soul, 122; sym-
bolism of, and self, 183; yoked,
145, 147, 148-49; zodiacal, in
Lambspringk, 145
Gnosticism/Gnostics, 58, 93, 181,
192, 196/f, 269; and alchemy, 173,
232; Christ-figure in, 203; and
demiurge, 15072; Eckhart and,
194; and evil, 41, 46, 109/; and
Holy Ghost, 86; and magnetism,
154; and psyche, 174; as psycholo-
gists, 222; quaternio among,
242/f, 254/f; and symbols of self,
184/f; and unconscious, 190-91;
and water, 159/2
god: dying, 206; "earthly," Mercu-
rius as, 232
God: absolute, 143; of Basilidians,
190; fish as shadow of, 119; and
man, affinity, 209; in Old and
New Testaments, 192; pneuma
and soma in, 254; quaternary
view of, 25372; symbols for, 195;
threefold sonship, 64; two sons of,
147; union of natures in, 110;
will of, 26/; without conscious-
ness, 192; of wrath and of love,
192
God-eating, 144
Godhead: in Eckhart, 193; Second
Person of, 196; unconscious, 193
God-image: alchemy and, 125;
anthropomorphic, 55, 67; centre
as, 219; in Christ and man, 38;
Christian doctrine as expressing,
174; an experience, 194; human
element in, 121; incomplete, 120;
reformation of, 40; results of de-
struction of, 109; self as, 63, 109;
and transcendent centre in man,
171; transformations of, and
changes in consciousness, 194;
and wholeness, 198; Yahwistic,
58; see also Imago Dei
goddess, heavenly, 13
Goethe, J. W. von, 208, 234
Gog and Magog, 79, 8072, 107
gold, in alchemy, 264
good and evil, see evil
Goodenough, Erwin R., 7372, 9072,
11372, 11572, 117, 12072, 12272, 14572
Gospel, Everlasting, 82, 85, 88
gospels: miraculous element in, 177;
synoptic, 93
grace: divine, 129; restoration
through, 39; state of, 34
grape, 200
Grasseus, Johannes, 139
Gratarolus, Gulielmus, 14672, 23272
gravity, spirit of, 11672
Great Bear, 123, 124
Great Mother(s), 8972, 112, 199, 210
green /greenness, 30, 245
Gregory the Great, St., 101, 20572,
20672
Grenfell, B. P., and Hunt, A. S., 3771
ground, universal, 195, 200; Gnostic
symbols for, 196/?
Guignebert, Charles, 21372
gyne (woman), 10472
H
Habakkuk, Book of, (2 : 3), 60
Haggard, H. Rider, 26772
Hahn, Christoph Ulrich, 84, 14572,
14672
Haly, 23972
Hanan ben Tahlifa, Rabbi, 8072
handwriting, 230
Hapi, 123
Harnack, Adolf, 5472, 25472
Harran, 126
Hartmann, E. von, 6
Hathor, Temple of, 91
heaven(s), 155; in Ascension of
Isaiah, 57; four pillars of, 123;
iron plate in, 122-23; kingdom
of, 145; lapis in, 170; northern,
23
314
INDEX
Heb-Sed festival, 198
Hecate, 21
Heidegger, Johann Heinrich, 7671
Heimarmene, 9371, 137/1
Helen (Selene), 21
Helen (in Simon Magus), 19771
Heliogabalus, 8971
hell, 135; St. Basil on, 129; eternity
of, 110; fire of, 131, 132; God's
love in, 125
hemispheres, 134
hemlock, 21771
Hennecke, Edgar, 5771
Henry II, of France, 95
heptad, 19771
Hera, 20671; Babylonian, 116
Heracles, 81
Heraclitus, 219, 250
heresies, 150
hermaphrodite, 159, 211, 234, 248;
and elevated places, 206; Original
Man as, 204; stone as, 246; sym-
bol for God, 195
Jesus, 1, 65, 144, 201; faith and per-
sonality of, 178-79; as God-man,
35; Makarios, 200; Passion of, 64,
65, 67; in Pistis Sophia, 78-79;
relation to Christ, 67; and separa-
tion of categories, 64; as third
sonship, 67; a trichotomy, 65; as
"truth sprouting from earth," 79;
see also Christ
Jethro, 20972, 210, 228/, 244
Joachim of Flora, 82-83, 84, 86, 87,
149, 150, 253, Plate II
cases: student who dreamed of
jelly-fish, 134; young woman
with intense inner life who
dreamed of fishes, 151-52
works: "Answer to Job," 8772;
Commentary on The Secret of
the Golden Flower, 18272;
"Concerning Mandala Symbol-
ism," 4072, 21972; "Concerning
Rebirth," 11172; "Instinct and
Unconscious," 872; Memories,
Dreams, Reflections, 13472; Mys-
terium Coniunctionis, 1372,
23572; "On the Nature of the
Psyche," 4, 872, 2472, 16472, 17472,
17972; "On Psychic Energy,"
2972; "Paracelsus the Physi-
cian," 13372, 21372; "Paracelsus
as a Spiritual Phenomenon,"
21172, 21472, 23972, 24272; "The
Phenomenology of the Spirit in
Fairytales," 5572, 8572, 9972,
15972, 20372, 22472, 22972; "The
Philosophical Tree," 23572; "A
Psychological Approach to the
Dogma of the Trinity," 3772,
8672, 15272, 15372, 22472, 24672,
253^; Psychological Types, 2872,
11672, 15972, 22372, 22472, 25372;
Psychology and Alchemy, 3172,
3772, 4072, 6372, 6472, 6772, 7872,
87, 11672, 12572, 13472, 13672,
14072, 15272, 15572, 182, 19071,
317
INDEX
Jung, Carl Gustav (cont.):
19771, 19971, 23771, 23971, 24m,
24371, 24571, 25971, 262, 26471;
"The Psychology of the Child
Archetype," 3 m; "The Psy-
chology of Eastern Medita-
tion," 13571, 15 in, 20471;
"Psychology and Religion,"
8771, 18271; "Psychology of the
Transference," 1371, 2271, 6471,
15971, 16771, 20971, 22571, 22871,
22971, 24271, 24371; "The Psy-
chology of the Trickster Fig-
ure," 20371; "The Relations
between the Ego and the Un-
conscious," 2171, 2371, 6371,
18271; "The Spirit Mercurius,"
4371, 8671, 13671, 15271, 16871,
20371, 21271, 23271, 23571, 25371;
"A Study in the Process of In-
dividuation," 6571, 6771, 19071,
20471, 21971, 25371, 25971; Sym-
bols of Transformation, 10171,
inn, 13271; "Synchronicity,"
18471, 25871; "Transformation
Symbolism in the Mass," 14471,
22071, 23871; "t)ber das Selbst,"
2371
marriage of the, 12, 36, 268
Lambspringk, 9271, 145, 150
lamp, 112
lapis (philosophorum), 68, 87, 127,
i39 J43' *55 *59> l8 2> 2o8 > 2 3 6 #>
247#, 263; fish as symbol of, 126/f;
found only in heaven, 170; par-
allel of Christ, 237; quaternio,
238^; as rock, 88; and serpent,
245; symbol of self, 268; thousand
names of, 182, 189; "uncomeli-
ness" of, 140; union of opposites
in, 247/; see also stone
lapis angularis (Christ), 208
lapis animalis, 157
3
18
INDEX
lapis exilis, 30
lapis vegetabilis, 159
Lateran Council, Fourth, 52/1, 82,
83^ 253/1
lawlessness, man of, 3672
Layard, John Willoughby, 24271
lead, 139
Leda, 81
left, see right and left
legends, 169
Leibniz, Gottfried Wilhelm, 6, 16411,
258
lethargia, 20872
Lethe, and unconscious, 20872
Leto, 104
Leviathan, 123, 147ft, J ^ 2 ' battle
with Behemoth, 80, 108; eucha-
ristic food, 112, 120; fish and, 120;
male and female, 118
Levy-Bruhl, Lucien, 29
Lexicon medico-chymicum, 15472
Libavius, Andreas, 158
liberty, idea of, 29
libido, 13271, 256; kinship, 243
Libra (=o=), 7772, 83
Libya, 138
life-process, psychic interpretation
of, 4
light, transcendent nature of, 6371
Lightfoot, Joseph Barber, 21371
lime, unslaked, 130; see also quick-
lime
lingam, 21772
lion(s), 120; Michael and, 75; sym-
bol of Christ, 72; of the tribe of
Judah, 105; two, 150
mandala(s), 64, 152, 219, 241, 253;
Christ in Christian, 36; rotation
of, 259; in student's dream, 134;
symbols of order, 31/, 135; totality
images, 40, 268; and unconscious
personality, 204; vessel as, 240
Manget, Jean Jacques (Joannes
Jacobus Mangetus), i26n
Manichaeans/Manichaeism, 48, 49,
55 57"-> 5 8 > 6in ; 99, see also
dualism
Manu, 73; fish of, 113/
Marcionites, 49
Marduk, 120, 124
Maria, axiom of, 153, 251
Maria the prophetess, 240
Mariam, see Miriam
Mariette, Francois A. F., 7671
Marinus, 54
Mark, Gospel of, (10 : 18), 58/1
marriage: of Christ and the Church,
39; classes, 22; as conscious rela-
tionship, 243; constellation of un-
conscious in, 242; cross-cousin, 22,
2ogn, 229, 242/; mingling of
subtle with dense, 16771; of
mother and son, 12; quaternio,
22, 64, 209, 210, 229, 242, 252
Mars ( $ ), 7972, 95
Marxism, 181
Mary: as fountain, 116; in Gnostic
symbolism, 202, 204, 205; in Pistis
Sophia, 78
Mary, the Virgin, 205; Assumption,
87; Immaculate Conception, 8771;
as substitute for Church, 2 in
226/; see also quaternio
name, and thing, 32
Nanni, Giovanni, 102/2
321
INDEX
naphtha, 185
Naples: Farnese Atlas, 91
Nathan, Rabbi, 11371
nature: Christianity and, 174; im-
provement of, 143; individual, of
Christ's disciples, 211; rejoices in
nature, 159; two powers of, 123
natures, changing of the, 166
Nazis, 102
necromancy, 262
negligence, evil and, 62
Negroes, 210
nekyia, 209
Nelken, Jan, 3371
Nematophora, 128
Neoplatonists, 126
Nero, 102
Neumann, Erich, 11671, 14871, 18371
neurosis(es), 20, 180, 181, 189
neurotic disturbances, 169
New Testament: devil in, 86; escha-
tology, 36; Jesus in, 179; snake in,
245; see also names of individual
books
Nicholas of Cusa, 22571
Nietzsche, Friedrich Wilhelm, 260
night-heron, 72
night sea journey, 111
Nigidius Figulus, Publius, 136
nigredo, 148, 149, 194, 210; see also
chaos
Nina, 121
Nippur, 124
nirdvandva, 191
nodes, 253
North, the, 99/f; in ancient history,
125; Ezekiel and, 124; King of
the, 125; Mithras and, 124
North Star, 133
Nostradamus, Michel, 95/f, 125, 126
"nothing but," 179
nous, 21; descent to Physis, 233;
krater filled with, 19 m; Mercu-
rius symbol of, 168; serpent as,
186, 188, 230, 232; unconscious,
20371
"Novi luminis chemici Tractatus
alter de sulphure," 13171
Numbers, Book of: (12 : 10), 210;
(16), 10671; (24 : 16), 5971; (24 : 17),
11771
Numbers, see dyad; triad; quater-
nity; heptad; ogdoad; three; four;
five; eight; twelve
Nun, 111, 121
Oannes, 73, 112, 121, 201
observation, uncertainty of, 226
obsessions, 169
obsidian, 138, 13971
ocean /Oceanus, 209, 212, 214, 218
Oehler, Franciscus, 191
ogdoad, 110, 196, 19771, 226; archon
of the, 190
Old Testament, 70; see also names
of individual books
olive, 200
Olympiodorus, 23971, 264
Olympus, 164
omega element, 238
Onians, Richard Broxton, 21271
Ophites, 188
Ophiuchus, 111
opinionatedness, 16
opinions, 21: archetypes and, 17;
Logos and, 15
opposites: alchemical, linked to-
gether, 244; anima/animus, 268;
annihilation of, 70; Christ/Satan,
44-4571; cinedian stone and, 139;
coincidence of, 124; - , in God-
head, 193; conjunction of, 40, 70,
194, see also coniunctio opposi-
torum; day/night, 123; equiva-
lence of, 61; Father as without,
191; good/evil, 47, 123; Heru-ur/
Set, 123; husband/ wife, 204;
identity of, symbols and, 129/;
kosmos/chaos, 123; life/death,
123; light /darkness, 223; moral
322
INDEX
accentuation of, 70; never unite
at own level, 180; pairs of, see
also syzygy(ies); problem of, and
neurosis, 180; serpents, 11872;
tension of, 31, 91, 247/; union of,
264; - , in astrology, 77, 87; - ,
and salvation, 195; - , in stone,
170; - , and unconsciousness, 193
opsianus, 138
opus, 237; as apocatastasis, 169; and
creation of world, 148, 234; and
individuation, 264
Oracula sibyllina, 7372
order: mandalas symbols of, 31;
principle of, 195
Origen, 37, 38/2, 41, 44-4572, 75, 81,
9071, 11472, 204/, 215, 234; and
the devil, 110
perfection: Christ as, 39; and com-
pleteness, 68/; evil as lack of, 41
perforation, 1 2072
Pernety, Antoine Joseph, 155, 160/
Perpetua, St., Passion of, 210
Persephone, 12, 21, 217
personality: changes of, 6; dissocia-
tion of, 180; double, 120; ego as
centre of, 6; inferior, see shadow;
of Jesus, 178/; not coincident
with ego, 5; self as total, 5; total
description of, impossible, 5
perversions, intellectual, 169
Pesahim, see Talmud
323
INDEX
Peter, St., 89; in Clementine
Homilies, 56
Peter, First Epistle of; (2 : 4), 88;
(2:4/), 17m; (2:5), 88
Peter Damian, St., 113
Peter Lombard, 25371
Peters, C. H. F., and Knobel, E. B.,
139; stone and, 138/
Saturnia (plant), 139
Saturninus, 219
Saulasau, 210
Saviour, compounded of four
things, 19771
Scharf, Riwkah, 4272, 12 in, 192,
24571
Scheftelowitz, I., 11372, 116, 117,
n8n, 119
Schelling, F. W. J., 6
schizophrenia, 33
Schoettgen, Christian, 10772, 21472
scholasticism, 172
Schopenhauer, Arthur, 6
Schreber, Daniel Paul, 3372
Schwestrones, 8472
science: alchemy and, 176; and
faith, 173/; natural, 27; - , rise
of, 150; modern, 89; trinity in,
258
scintilla vitae, 219
Scott, Walter, 19172
sculptures, obscene, 21772
scurrility: in dreams, 203; of Gnos-
tic nomenclature, 230
scyphomedusa, 128
sea, 155; "our," 142
sea-hawk, 18772; centre of the, 189
seal, seventh, opening of, 82
seals, 216
sea-nettle, 128/2
sea-urchin, 15472
Second Coming, ix; expectation of,
256
Secret of the Golden Flower, 18272,
224, 264
secret of the wise, 143
sects, 96/
Secundus, non
Selene, 21
self, 23/f, 33, 34; Anthropos and,
189; antinomial character, 225;
apotheosis of individuality, 62;
appearance of in unconscious
products, 190; appears in all
shapes, 226; as archetype, 167; as
brahman and atman, 222; Christ
as archetype /symbol of, 36/f, 6272,
182; Christ's correspondence to,
110; dream-symbols and, 132;
"fixation" of, in mind, 168/;
Gnostic symbols of, 184/f, 226/f; a
God-image, 22, 205; impersonal
unconscious and, 169; lapis as,
127, 167; a product of cognition,
69; as quaternion of opposites,
63/; relation to ego, 6; religious
mythologem, 30; round fish as,
142, 144; supraordinate to ego, 3;
as total personality, 5; transcen-
dental), 62/, 170; union of con-
327
INDEX
self (cont.):
scious and unconscious, 268; see
also assimilation; atman; God-
image
self-aggrandizement, 24; see also in-
flation
self-criticism, 25
self-fertilization, 207
self-knowledge, 16, 162/f, 222; and
alchemy, 166/?; and ends, 165/;
increased, 19, 23/f; and knowl-
edge of ego, 164; shadow and, 8
Senard, Marcelle, 92/1
senarius, 228, 230
Sendivogius, Michael, 13m
Senior, 240
sense-perception, see perception
sentimentality, 16
separa^'o/separation, 168, 170; see
also divisio
Sephiroth, Tree of the, 58
Sephora, 209, 210
septenarius, 240
serpens mercurialisjMercurii, 160,
234> 245
serpent(s), 111, 189, 232, 255; fight-
ing, 118; as magnetic agent, 188;
Naas, 199; in Peratic doctrine,
185/; in shadow quaternio, 230,
244; and stone, 245; and tension
of opposites, 247; see also dragon;
snake; uroboros
Set, 76, 78, 99, 122/, 124, 132
Sethians, 186/, 219
sexual theory, of psychic substance,
20m
sexuality, 90-9171; undervaluation
of, 226
Shaare Kedusha, 21872
shadow, 8-10, 17, 30, 33, 155, 233/,
255, 259, 260; Antichrist as, 41;
of arcane substance, 18772; as-
similation into conscious person-
ality, 9; in Christ's birth, 4.111,
110; consciousness of, 8; doubling
of, 120; fear of, 33; fish as shadow
of God, 119; good qualities of,
266; integration of, 22; and Moses
quaternio, 228, 244; has negative
feeling-value, 28; personal un-
conscious and, 169; quaternio,
22972, 230/, 233/, 244, 255/, 260;
represents chthonic world, 34
Shatapatha Brahmana, 11372, 11472
sheep, land of, 16
Shekinah, 268
shepherd, 103; good, 103
Shu, 207
Shulamite, 210
Sibyls, Erythraean, 7272
Silberer, Herbert, 16472
Simon Magus, 197, 220
sister, 12
skull, 238
slave's post, 7672, 78
Smith, E. M., 9272, 9472
smoke, 101
snail, 226
snake, 72, 233^; Aesculapian, 188;
allegory of Christ, 233, 245, 247;
on cross, 7872; Mercurius as, 232;
in New Testament, 245; signifies
evil/wisdom, 234; and Son, 188;
symbolism of, 186; as symbol, of
instinct, 244; - , of self, 226; - ,
of wisdom, 245
Soderberg, Hans, 14772
Sodom, 59
sol niger, Saturn as, 197
Solomon ben Gabirol, 74
Solomon ben Isaac, 80, 81
solvents, 160
soma, in God, 254
son, 185, 186; as Father's thought of
own being, 193; and mother, 11/;
symbol for God, 195
son of God, serpent as, 188
son of Man, 203, 218; pictures of,
195
sons of God, two, 42/, 57, 58
Song of Solomon: (1 : 1), 205; (1 : 5),
210; (4: 5), 107; (8 : 7), 129
328
INDEX
sonship, threefold, of God, 64/
Sophia, 6571; Achamoth, 19771;
Prounikos, 54, 196/
"Soul, My Lady," 13
soul: 64, 142; and anima, 13; ani-
mal, 11 72; as bride of Christ, 39;
"excrescent," 234; fish as symbol
of, 122; human, of Christ, 39; as
second Eve, 206; as sphere, 136;
"twittering," 209; world-, see
anima mundi
"soul in fetters," 19772, 20871
space-time continuum, 24, 25871
space-time quaternio, 251, 252, 253,
stone: animate, 159; as Christ-
image, 67; cinedian, 138/; com-
plement of serpent, 245; derived
from circle and quaternity motif,
224; dragon's, 138; Heracleian,
185; inner man as, 208; making
the, a "human attitude," 166;
projection of unified self, 170;
psychic relationship to man, 167;
symbol of self, 246; unity of, 170;
see also lapis
Strauss, Heinz Arthur, 8271
subject, necessary to consciousness,
3; and object, differentiation in
consciousness, 193
"subjective factor," 223
sublimation, 259
subliminal, see unconscious
substance, metaphysical, 161
sucking-fish, 140
sulphur(s), 171, 23971, 250
Summa Fratris Reneri, 14671
Summum Bonum, God as, 45/, 52
sun, 249, 260
Sutech, 78
swan, 81
Swedenborg, Emanuel, 198
Switzerland, 225
sword, 187
Syene, 121
symbol(s): in alchemy, 179; autono-
mous, 31; of Christ and the devil,
72; dogma as, 175; Gnostic, 196^;
for God, 195; Indian, 175; mean-
ing of, 73; of opposite sex, 10;
pictorial, psychology and, 194;
polarity of, 129/; quaternary, in
dreams, 132; theriomorphic, 186;
triadic, 24371; uniting, 194; of
unity and totality, 31; see also
anima; animus; mandala
symbolism: sexual, Christ and, 202;
theriomorphic, of self, 226
329
INDEX
"symbolum": as aqua doctrinae,
180; creed as, 174
symptoms, localization of, 186
synchronicity, 85, 150, 168, 258; of
archetype, 184
Synesius of Cyrene, 116, 1597*
synthesis, 260
Syria: cult of fish in, 121; dove and
fish in, 115; round fish in, 138
s y z ygy(- ies )> 33> l 9 1 > 254; Adam/
Eve, 254; anima/animus, n/f,
266; in Clementine Homilies, 54;
divine, in Christianity, 21; proto-
type of divine couples, 34; Valen-
tinian, 228; wholeness superior to,
31; see also opposites
uncertainty relationship, between
conscious and unconscious, 226
uncomeliness, outward, 140
unconscious: alchemy and symbol-
ism of unconscious processes, 179;
cannot be "done with," 20; col-
lective, see collective unconscious;
compensation in, 124; contents
of, and man's totality, 140; con-
tents of ego, three groups, 4, 7;
dawn-state and, 148; fear of, 33;
fishes as product of, 149; frighten-
ing figures in, 225; Gnostics and,
190; in Hippolytus and Epiphan-
ius, 66; importance of, 5; integra-
tion of contents, 23; organizing
principle of, 204; "our sea"
symbol of, 142; personal and im-
personal, 7, 169; problems of inte-
gration of, 181; processes, com-
pensatory to conscious, 204;
Proteus personifying, 216; self
and the, 3; soul as projection of,
142; theriomorphism and, 145; as
the unknown in the inner world,
3; without qualities, 191
unconsciousness: and proneness to
suggestion, 247-4871; sin of, 19271
uncontrollable natural forces, ac-
tion of, 25/
underworld, gods of, 224
unicorn, 150
unity, 31, 34; complement of qua-
ternity, 224; in Kircher, 263; as
symbol of self, 226; transcendent,
stone as, 170
Unknown, the: ego and, 3; two
groups of objects in, 3
Upanishads, see Brihaddranyaka
and Kena
Urania, 8971
33
INDEX
uroboros, 190, 246, 248, 257, 259,
264
Valentinians, 6571, 190, 191, 19771,
228
Valentinus, 4m, 110, 23471, 269
value, 27/f; feeling as function of,
32
value quanta, 29
values, reversal of, 233
Vamana, 176
vas, 238; naturale, 241; see also
water: in alchemy, 159/, 180, 249;
baptismal, 180; bright, 139; in
dreams, 225; of life, 155; living,
184, 199/, 207; magical, 187; as
magnetic agent, 188; prime sub-
stance, 199; real, used in ritual,
188; of rivers of Paradise, 199/;
symbol and, 180
"wedding, chymical," 40, 268
Weiss, Johannes, 21372
Werblowsky, Zwi, 58
West, and Eastern thought, 176
whale-dragon, 111, 118
wheat-sheaf, 105
wheel: as symbol, 224; of birth, 136,
137, 224; of heaven, 136
White, Victor, O.P., 6m, 17872
whitening, 148; see also albedo;
dealbatio
whole: present in ego, 111; pro-
creative nature of, 201
wholeness, 169, 183; archetype of,
40; in Christ, 41, 6272; empirical,
31; image of, x, 24; of individual,
195; knowledge as, 222; para-
doxical, 145; psychic, and God-
image, 198; restoration of, 259;
symbols of, 40, 171, 194, 195, 198;
- , and God, 195; see also com-
pleteness; totality
Wickes, Frances G., 22072
Wilhelm, Richard, 26472
will: free, 5/; of God, 26/; and im-
pulses, 27; omnipotence of, 26;
and psyche, 4
wind, north, 100, 120, 12572
wine, 225
Wirth, Albrecht, 11672, 11772
Wischnitzer-Bernstein, Rahel, 11572
wise old man, 22, 152, 210, 229
witches, 175
wolf, 150
woman: in Apocalypse, 105; clothed
with the sun, 103; image of, 13;
332
INDEX
from side of Christ, 204; star-
crowned, 12, 103/
Word, the, 200; see also Logos
world situation, present, 70
world-soul/world spirit, see anima
mundi
world-views, parallel, 173
World War, second, 36
wrath, of Yahweh, see Yahweh
"wrath-fire," God's, 61
Wunsche, August, 106/1, 107/1
A he publication of the first complete edition, in English, of the works
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of Professor Jung's writings and a general index to the entire edition.
In the following list, dates of original publication are given in paren-
theses (of original composition, in brackets). Multiple dates indicate
revisions.
l. PSYCHIATRIC STUDIES
On the Psychology and Pathology of So-Called Occult Phenomena
(1902)
On Hysterical Misreading (1904)
Cryptomnesia (1905)
On Manic Mood Disorder (1903)
A Case of Hysterical Stupor in a Prisoner in Detention (1902)
On Simulated Insanity (1903)
A Medical Opinion on a Case of Simulated Insanity (1904)
A Third and Final Opinion on Two Contradictory Psychiatric Diag-
noses (1906)
On the Psychological Diagnosis of Facts (1905)
2. EXPERIMENTAL RESEARCHES
Translated by Leopold Stein in collaboration with Diana Riviere
STUDIES IN WORD ASSOCIATION (1904-7)
The Associations of Normal Subjects (by Jung and F. Riklin)
Experimental Observations on Memory
The Psychological Diagnosis of Evidence
An Analysis of the Associations of an Epileptic
The Association Method (1910)
The Family Constellation (1910)
Reaction-Time in the Association Experiment
Disturbances in Reproduction in the Association Experiment
The Psychopathological Significance of the Association Experiment
Psychoanalysis and Association Experiments
Association, Dream, and Hysterical Symptom
PSYCHOPHYSICAL RESEARCHES (1907-8)
On Psychophysical Relations of the Association Experiment
Psychophysical Investigations with the Galvanometer and Pneumo-
graph in Normal and Insane Individuals (by F. Peterson and
Jung)
Further Investigations on the Galvanic Phenomenon and Respiration
in Normal and Insane Individuals (by C. Ricksher and Jung)
f3. THE PSYCHOGENESIS OF MENTAL DISEASE
The Psychology of Dementia Praecox (1907)
The Content of the Psychoses (1908/1914)
On Psychological Understanding (1914)
A Criticism of Bleuler's Theory of Schizophrenic Negativism (1911)
* Published 1957; 2nd edn., 1970. f Published i960.
On the Importance of the Unconscious in Psychopathology (1914)
On the Problem of Psychogenesis in Mental Disease (1919)
Mental Disease and the Psyche (1928)
On the Psychogenesis of Schizophrenia (1939)
Recent Thoughts on Schizophrenia (1957)
Schizophrenia (1958)
* 4 . FREUD AND PSYCHOANALYSIS
Freud's Theory of Hysteria: A Reply to Aschaffenburg (1906)
The Freudian Theory of Hysteria (1908)
The Analysis of Dreams (1909)
A Contri bution to the Psychology of Rumour (1910-11)
On the Significance of Number Dreams (1910-11)
Morton Prince, "The Mechanism and Interpretation of Dreams": A
Critical Review (1911)
On the Criticism of Psychoanalysis (1910)
Concerning Psychoanalysis (1912)
The Theory of Psychoanalysis (1913)
General Aspects of Psychoanalysis (1913)
Psychoanalysis and Neurosis (1916)
Some Crucial Points in Psychoanalysis: A Correspondence between
Dr. Jung and Dr. Loy (1914)
Prefaces to "Collected Papers on Analytical Psychology" (1916, 1917)
The Significance of the Father in the Destiny of the Individual
( 1 99/ 1 949)
Introduction to Kranefeldt's "Secret Ways of the Mind" (1930)
Freud and Jung: Contrasts (1929)
f5. SYMBOLS OF TRANSFORMATION (1911-12/1952)
PART I
Introduction
Two Kinds of Thinking
The Miller Fantasies: Anamnesis
The Hymn of Creation
The Song of the Moth
PART 11
Introduction
The Concept of Libido
The Transformation of Libido
The Origin of the Hero (continued)
* Published 1961.
f Published 1956; 2nd edn., 1967. (65 plates, 43 text figures.)
5. (continued)
Symbols of the Mother and of Rebirth
The Battle for Deliverance from the Mother
The Dual Mother
The Sacrifice
Epilogue
Appendix: The Miller Fantasies
6. PSYCHOLOGICAL TYPES (1921)
Introduction
The Problem of Types in the History of Classical and Medieval
Thought
Schiller's Ideas on the Type Problem
The Apollinian and the Dionysian
The Type Problem in Human Character
The Type Problem in Poetry
The Type Problem in Psychopathology
The Type Problem in Aesthetics
The Type Problem in Modern Philosophy
The Type Problem in Biography
General Description of the Types
Definitions
Epilogue
Four Papers on Psychological Typology (1913, 1925, 1931, 1936)
7. TWO ESSAYS ON ANALYTICAL PSYCHOLOGY
On the Psychology of the Unconscious (1917/1926/1943)
The Relations between the Ego and the Unconscious (1928)
Appendices: New Paths in Psychology (1912); The Structure of the
Unconscious (1916) (new versions, with variants, 1966)
f8. THE STRUCTURE AND DYNAMICS OF THE PSYCHE
On Psychic Energy (1928)
The Transcendent Function ([1916]/ 1957)
A Review of the Complex Theory (1934)
The Significance of Constitution and Heredity in Psychology (1929)
Psychological Factors Determining Human Behavior (1937)
Instinct and the Unconscious (1919)
The Structure of the Psyche (1927/1931)
On the Nature of the Psyche (1947/1954)
* Published 1953; 2nd edn., 1966.
f Published i960; 2nd edn., 1969.
General Aspects of Dream Psychology (1916/1948)
On the Nature of Dreams (1945/1948)
The Psychological Foundations of Belief in Spirits (1920/1948)
Spirit and Life (1926)
Basic Postulates of Analytical Psychology (1931)
Analytical Psychology and Weltanschauung (1928/1931)
The Real and the Surreal (1933)
The Stages of Life (1930-1931)
The Soul and Death (1934)
Synchronicity: An Acausal Connecting Principle (1952)
Appendix: On Synchronicity (1951)
* 9 . part 1. THE ARCHETYPES AND THE
COLLECTIVE UNCONSCIOUS
Archetypes of the Collective Unconscious (1934/1954)
The Concept of the Collective Unconscious (1936)
Concerning the Archetypes, with Special Reference to the Anima
Concept (1936/1954)
Psychological Aspects of the Mother Archetype (1938/1954)
Concerning Rebirth (1940/1950)
The Psychology of the Child Archetype (1940)
The Psychological Aspects of the Kore (1941)
The Phenomenology of the Spirit in Fairytales (1945/1948)
On the Psychology of the Trickster-Figure (1954)
Conscious, Unconscious, and Individuation (1939)
A Study in the Process of Individuation (1934/1950)
Concerning Mandala Symbolism (1950)
Appendix: Mandalas (1955)
*g. part 11. AION (1951)
RESEARCHES INTO THE PHENOMENOLOGY OF THE SELF
The Ego
The Shadow
The Syzygy: Anima and Animus
The Self
Christ, a Symbol of the Self
The Sign of the Fishes
The Prophecies of Nostradamus
The Historical Significance of the, Fish
The Ambivalence of the Fish Symbol (continued)
* Published 1959; 2nd edn., 1968. (Part I: 79 plates, with 29 in colour.)
9. (continued)
The Fish in Alchemy
The Alchemical Interpretation of the Fish
Background to the Psychology of Christian Alchemical Symbolism
Gnostic Symbols of the Self
The Structure and Dynamics of the Self
Conclusion
*io. CIVILIZATION IN TRANSITION
The Role of the Unconscious (1918)
Mind and Earth (1927/1931)
Archaic Man (1931)
The Spiritual Problem of Modern Man (1928/1931)
The Love Problem of a Student (1928)
Woman in Europe (1927)
The Meaning of Psychology for Modern Man (1933/1934)
The State of Psycho therapy Today (1934)
Preface and Epilogue to "Essays on Contemporary Events" (1946)
Wotan (1936)
After the Catastrophe (1945)
The Fight with the Shadow (1946)
The Undiscovered Self (Present and Future) (1957)
Flying Saucers: A Modern Myth (1958)
A Psychological View of Conscience (1958)
Good and Evil in Analytical Psychology (1959)
Introduction to Wolff's "Studies in Jungian Psychology" (1959)
The Swiss Line in the European Spectrum (1928)
Reviews of Keyserling's "America Set Free" (1930) and "La Revo-
lution Mondiale" (1934)
The Complications of American Psychology (1930)
The Dreamlike World of India (1939)
What India Can Teach Us (1939)
Appendix: Documents (1933-1938)
fn. PSYCHOLOGY AND RELIGION: WEST AND EAST
WESTERN RELIGION
Psychology and Religion (The Terry Lectures) (1938/1940)
A Psychological Approach to the Dogma of the Trinity (1942/1948)
Transformation Symbolism in the Mass (1942/1954)
* Published 1964; 2nd edn., 1970. (8 plates.)
f Published 1958; 2nd edn., 1969.
Forewords to White's "God and the Unconscious" and Werblowsky's
"Lucifer and Prometheus" (1952)
Brother Klaus (1933)
Psycho therapists or the Clergy (1932)
Psychoanalysis and the Cure of Souls (1928)
Answer to Job (1952)
EASTERN RELIGION
Psychological Commentaries on "The Tibetan Book of the Great
Liberation" (1939/1954) and "The Tibetan Book of the Dead"
(i935/ 1 953)
Yoga and the West (1936)
Foreword to Suzuki's "Introduction to Zen Buddhism" (1939)
The Psychology of Eastern Meditation (1943)
The Holy Men of India: Introduction to Zimmer's "Der Weg zum
Selbst" (1944)
Foreword to the "I Ching" (1950)
*i2. PSYCHOLOGY AND ALCHEMY (1944)
Prefatory Note to the English Edition ([1951?] added 1967)
Introduction to the Religious and Psychological Problems of Alchemy
Individual Dream Symbolism in Relation to Alchemy (1936)
Religious Ideas in Alchemy (1937)
Epilogue
fi3. ALCHEMICAL STUDIES
Commentary on "The Secret of the Golden Flower" (1929)
The Visions of Zosimos (1938/1954)
Paracelsus as a Spiritual Phenomenon (1942)
The Spirit Mercurius (1943/1948)
The Philosophical Tree (1945/1954)
+ 14. MYSTERIUM CONIUNCTIONIS (1955-56)
AN INQUIRY INTO THE SEPARATION AND
SYNTHESIS OF PSYCHIC OPPOSITES IN ALCHEMY
The Components of the Coniunctio
The Paradoxa
The Personification of the Opposites
Rex and Regina (continued)
* Published 1953; 2nd edn., completely revised, 1968. (270 illustrations.)
f Published 1968. (50 plates, 4 text figures.)
j Published 1963; 2nd edn., 1970. (10 plates.)
14. (continued)
Adam and Eve
The Conjunction
15. THE SPIRIT IN MAN, ART, AND LITERATURE
Paracelsus (1929)
Paracelsus the Physician (1941)
Sigmund Freud in His Historical Setting (1932)
In Memory of Sigmund Freud (1939)
Richard Wilhelm: In Memoriam (1930)
On the Relation of Analytical Psychology to Poetry (1922)
Psychology and Literature (1930/1950)
"Ulysses": A Monologue (1932)
Picasso (1932)
fi6. THE PRACTICE OF PSYCHO THERAPY
GENERAL PROBLEMS OF PSYCHO THERAPY
Principles of Practical Psycho therapy (1935)
What Is Psycho therapy? (1935)
Some Aspects of Modern Psycho therapy (1930)
The Aims of Psycho therapy (1931)
Problems of Modern Psycho therapy (1929)
Psycho therapy and a Philosophy of Life (1943)
Medicine and Psycho therapy (1945)
Psycho therapy Today (1945)
Fundamental Questions of Psycho therapy (1951)
SPECIFIC PROBLEMS OF PSYCHO THERAPY
The Therapeutic Value of Abreaction (1921/1928)
The Practical Use of Dream-Analysis (1934)
The Psychology of the Transference (1946)
Appendix: The Realities of Practical Psycho therapy ([1937] added,
1966)
+ 17. THE DEVELOPMENT OF PERSONALITY
Psychic Conflicts in a Child (1910/1946)
Introduction to Wickes's "Analyse der Kinderseele" (1927/1931)
Child Development and Education (1928)
Analytical Psychology and Education: Three Lectures (1926/1946)
The Gifted Child (1943)
* Published 1966.
f Published 1954; 2nd edn., revised and augmented, 1966. (13 illustrations.)
X Published 1954.
The Significance of the Unconscious in Individual Education (1928)
The Development of Personality (1934)
Marriage as a Psychological Relationship (1925)
18. MISCELLANY
Posthumous and Other Miscellaneous Works
19. BIBLIOGRAPHY AND INDEX
Complete Bibliography of C. G. Jung's Writings
General Index to the Collected Works
THE COLLECTED WORKS OF C. G. JUNG
This edition, in eighteen or more volumes, will contain
revised versions of earlier works by Jung, works not
previously translated, and works originally written in
English. In general, it will present new translations of
the major body of Jung's writings. The entire edition
constitutes No. XX in Bollingen Series.
1. Psychiatric Studies ( 1 957)
2. Experimental Researches (in preparation)
3. The Psychogenesis of Mental Disease
(1960)
4. Freud and Psychoanalysis (1961)
5. Symbols of Transformation
(1956; 2nd edn., 1967)
6. Psychological Types (in preparation)
7. Two Essays on Analytical Psychology
(1953; 2nd edn., 1966)
8. The Structure and Dynamics of the
Psyche (7960/ 2nd edn., 1969)
9. part I. The Archetypes and the Collective
Unconscious (7 959; 2nd edn., 1968)
9. part ii. Aion: Researches into the
Phenomenology of the Self (7959;
2nd edn., 1968)
10. Civilization in Transition (1964)
1 1 . Psychology and Religion: West and East
(1958; 2nd edn., 1969)
16. The Practice of Psycho therapy
(1954; 2nd edn., 1966)
17. The Development of Personality
(1954; 2nd pr., 1964)
Final Volumes: Miscellaneous Works,
Bibliography, and General Index
PRINTED IN THE U.S.A.
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