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Collected Papers on Analytical PsychologyCarl Gustav Jung

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Collected Papers on Analytical Psychology

These essays by the early Jung trace the emergence of analytical psychology through word association, complexes, dreams, and the therapeutic relationship. Their collection shows a field in formation, still near Freud yet already developing its own distinctions.

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Composition: collected papers, c. 1902-1916
Editions / translations: Dates to be documented
Languages: English · French
Extent: 508 passages · 156,362 words

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Psychological TypesCarl Gustav Jung

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Psychological Types

Jung develops introverted and extraverted orientations together with four psychological functions: thinking, feeling, sensation, and intuition. The book places this typology within a broad history of conflicts among ways of evaluating the world.

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Composition: 1913-1921; published in 1921
Editions / translations: Dates to be documented
Languages: German · English · French
Extent: 527 passages · 183,662 words

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Psychology of the Unconscious: Transformations and Symbols of the LibidoCarl Gustav Jung

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Psychology of the Unconscious: Transformations and Symbols of the Libido

Using fantasy material published by another writer, Jung compares myth, religion, and poetic imagery to broaden libido beyond sexuality. The work marks a decisive stage in his theoretical break with Freud.

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Composition: 1911-1912; later revisions
Editions / translations: Dates to be documented
Languages: English · French
Extent: 357 passages · 115,916 words

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The Theory of PsychoanalysisCarl Gustav Jung

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The Theory of Psychoanalysis

In these lectures, Jung presents the achievements of psychoanalysis and then defines disagreements with Freud over libido, neurosis, and the functions of the unconscious. The text captures a doctrinal separation as it is being formulated.

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Composition: 1913 lectures
Editions / translations: Dates to be documented
Languages: English · French
Extent: 164 passages · 49,326 words