Man and His Symbols - Carl G. Jung, conceived and edited by Carl G. Jung

Carl Jung’s accessible introduction to the world of symbolism, dreams and the unconscious mind, developed with a team of fellow Jungian analysts. Exploring how symbols emerge in dreams, mythology, religion and art, the book examines their role in revealing aspects of the psyche that remain outside conscious awareness. Jung contributes the opening essay, while the other sections explore ancient symbols, the process of individuation and the psychological significance of images across different cultures. Richly illustrated and written for a general readership, this influential work offers an entry point into Jung’s ideas about the hidden language of the mind.

Hardcover, dust cover has small tear on cover.