Author: Jung, Carl Gustav / Franz, Marie-Louise von / Henderson, Joseph L. / Jacobi, Jolande / Jaffé, Aniela.
Title: Der Mensch und seine Symbole.
Description: Olten und Freiburg im Breisgau Walter-Verlag 1980 Softcover, 319pp., 19x25,5cm., richly illustr. in col. and b/w., in fair condition (covers with traces of use, bottom right corner somewhat bumped, 2 stamps on the first pages but inside otherwise in good condition). This classic work, compiled by Carl Gustav Jung and co-authored by Marie-Louise von Franz, serves as an accessible introduction to Jungian psychology and the world of symbolism. The book explores how archetypes and symbols are deeply rooted in the human subconscious and how they manifest in dreams, art, religion, and mythology. With contributions from Jung and his closest collaborators, it provides profound insights into the meaning of symbols across different cultures and historical periods.

Keywords: Psychologie / Zelfontplooiing carl gustav jung symbolism symboliek psychology psychologie psychologische droomanalyse psychological dream analysis symbols art religion myths mythology art religion symbolen kunst religie mythen