Enhanced descriptions from Syndetics:

"A clearly intelligent synthesis of the work of this important psychologist. . . . The reader has within the compass of two covers the 'system' of this prolific writer."-- Education Abstracts

"A well organized and highly coherent summary."-- Saturday Review

Dr. C. G. Jung never took time out from his pioneering work in psychology to make a concise presentation of the elements of his psychological theories. Dr. Jolande Jacobi's synthesis--applauded by Jung in his Foreword--presents a comprehensive review of the central context of Jung's system by a student and colleague who worked closely with him for many years.

Table of contents provided by Syndetics

• Plates (p. vii)
• Forword (p. ix)
• Preface (p. xi)
• Introduction The Psychology of C. G. Jung (p. 1)
• I. The Nature and the Structure of the Psyche (p. 5)
• Consciousness and the Unconscious (p. 5)
• The functions of Consciousness (p. 10)
• The Attitude Types (p. 18)
• The Type Problem in Creative People (p. 23)
• The Persona (p. 26)
• The Contents of the Unconscious (p. 30)
• The Complex (p. 36)
• The Archetypes (p. 39)
• II. The Laws of the Psychic Processes and Forces (p. 52)
• The Concept of Libido (p. 52)
• The Structure of the Opposites (p. 53)
• Forms of Movement of Libido (p. 55)
• Progression and Regression (p. 57)
• Value Intensity and Constellation (p. 58)
• III. The Practical Application of Jung's Theory (p. 60)
• Two-fold Aspect of Jungian Psychology (p. 60)
• Relationship to the Exact Sciences (p. 62)
• 'Causality' and 'Finality' (p. 66)
• The Dialectical Process (p. 67)
• Ways to the Unconscious (p. 69)
• Dreams (p. 70)
• Dream Interpretation (p. 72)
• The Roots of Dreams (p. 73)
• The Different Types of Dreams (p. 74)
• Pattern and Arrangement in Dreams (p. 75)
• Manifold Meaning of Dream Content (p. 77)
• Compensatory Aspect of Dreams (p. 78)
• Dreams as the 'Land of Childhood' (p. 80)
• The Stages of Dream Interpretation (p. 82)
• The Structure of Dreams (p. 82)
• Conditionalism (p. 83)
• The Amplification Method (p. 84)
• Reductive Interpretation (p. 86)
• The Dynamic Aspect of Dreams (p. 88)
• Individual and Collective Meaning (p. 89)
• Forms of Interpretation (p. 91)
• Projection (p. 92)
• The Symbol (p. 94)
• Symbol and Sign (p. 96)
• Pictorial Expressions (p. 98)
• Basic Principles of the Analysis (p. 100)
• On the Meaning of Neurosis (p. 102)
• The 'Prospective' Aspect (p. 104)
• The Development of the Personality (p. 105)
• The Individuation Process (p. 107)
• The Shadow (p. 109)
• Animus and Anima (p. 114)
• The Archetypes of 'Spirit' and 'Matter' (p. 124)
• The Self (p. 126)
• The Realization of the Self (p. 132)
• The Uniting Symbol (p. 135)
• Mandala Symbols (p. 136)
• Parallels to the Individuation Process (p. 141)
• Analytical Psychology and Religion (p. 146)
• Transformation and Maturation (p. 148)
• Responsibility Rests with the Individual (p. 151)
• Biographical Sketch of C. G. Jung (p. 153)
• List of Works Cited (p. 158)
• Bibliography of Writings by C. J. Jung (p. 163)
• Index (p. 193)