jungian psychology

An introduction to the works of Carl Jung that examines his theories, writings, and contributions to the field of psychology.

A translation of pioneering psychoanalyst Carl Gustav Jung's classic text on dream analysis, the primitive unconscious, the relationship between psychology and religion, and the differences between his theories and those of Freud.

Explores why there is often a split between people's intentions and their actions, examining the reasons ordinary people gamble, drink, steal, cheat, ridicule, and repeat destructive, self-sabotaging behaviors despite their desire to find fulfillment and happiness.

Compares the chronology of biblical events in the Old Testament to the psychological movement toward wholeness that takes place in individuals.

David Staunton sets off on a journey of self-discovery and encounters a mysterious cast of characters that help him connect to his past and accept the death of his father.