Analytical psychology, its theory and practice : the Tavistock lectures by Carl Gustav Jung

This is a valuable introduction to the ideas on which Jung's work was based. In 1935 Jung was invited to give a course of lectures at the Tavistock Clinic. He dealt mainly with the principles upon which his own contributions to psychology rested, presenting them under two main headings: the structure and content of the mind, and the methods used in its investigation. A report of the lectures and the succeeding discussions was recorded in typescript, and is here available in book form. The work is systematic, yet presented informally; the record of Jung's spoken word conveys a lasting impression of his personality. Rare find. Bundle discounts available.