
Modern Man in Search of a Soul
Accessible collection introducing Jung's central psychological ideas.

Author guide
Carl Gustav Jung (1875–1961) was a Swiss psychiatrist, psychologist, and founder of analytical psychology. His work developed concepts including the collective unconscious, archetypes, psychological types, individuation, and synchronicity, and ranged across psychiatry, religion, mythology, alchemy, literature, and culture.
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Accessible collection introducing Jung's central psychological ideas.

Concise primary statement of analytical psychology and individuation.

Foundational account of Jung's theory of psychological types.
Major primary source for Jung's imaginative and autobiographical self-experimentation.
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seminar-notes · ongoing
Posthumously published transcripts and notes from Jung's seminars and lectures.
Book 1 · lecture collection · 1983
Book 3 · lecture notes · 1984
Book 2 · lecture notes · 1989
Book 5 · lecture notes · 1988
Book 4 · lecture notes · 1996
Book 6 · lecture notes · 1997
Book 7 · lecture notes · 2008
Book 8 · lecture notes · 2014
Book 9 · lecture collection · 2020
Outside the series
memoir · 1962
lecture collection · 1915
essay collection · 1916
lecture collection · 1926
essay collection · 1928
essay collection · 1928
pamphlet · 1929
essay collection · 1933
pamphlet · 1931
essay collection · 1934
lecture collection · 1938
essay collection · 1939
essay collection · 1946
essay collection · 1947
essay collection · 1950
lecture collection · 1968
co-authored research collection · 1906
co-authored nonfiction · 1929
co-authored essay collection · 1952
co-authored monograph · 1955
co-authored nonfiction · 1964
monograph · 1902
monograph · 1907
monograph · 1910
monograph · 1912
monograph · 1914
chapbook · 1916
monograph · 1921
monograph · 1932
monograph · 1944
monograph · 1946
monograph · 1951
monograph · 1957
monograph · 1958