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    Lingua: Inglese

    Editore: Princeton NJ. 1973. Princeton Univ. Press / Bollingen series X, 1973

    0691017905 / 9780691017907

    Serie: Libro 1 di 50 - Jung Extracts

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    green, red, black & white trade paperback soft cover 8vo. ink underlined copy in good cond. binding square & tight. spine has faint reading creases. covers clean. edges clean. 3 page corner turndowns. approximately 15 pages with blue ink underlining, occasianal margin marks. first princeton / bollingen paperback edition so stated of the second edition revised & enlarged (1963). nice reading or study copy. no library markings, store stamps or stickers. no bookplates, no names or remainder markings. b&w frontis. xxi+497p. b&w illustrations. bibliography. index. psychology. religion. mythology. philosophy. medicine. ~ "Dr. Harding's book is one of the best expositions of Jung's psychology. She has succeeded well in making Jung less baffling and in destroying the frequently heard claim that he is inscrutable.'' ~Psychiatric Quarterly. "This volume is considered one of the influential source books for students of Jungian psychology. The later writings of Jung have been integrated in this unusual work."~Current Medical Digest. "PSYCHIC ENERGY surpasses the limits of the practical, and flies on the wings of the analytical theory of Jung into fascinating . speculations about the psychological significance of a variety of human cultural phenomena, old and recent, from Yoga through alchemy to modern religion."~Courier~Journal (St. Louis). M. ESTHER HARDING, M.D., was trained at the London School of Medicine for Women and the University of London. She worked with C. G. Jung at Zurich in 1922 and in subsequent years and came to New York to start her analytical practice in 1923. She was a founding member of the Analytical Psychology Club of New York, the Medical Society of Analytical Psychology of America, and the C. G. Jung Foundation of New York. She died in 1971. Her other works are The Way of All Women, Women's Mysteries, Journey into Self, and The 'I' and the 'Not I' (the last title is also available as a Princeton/ Bollingen Paperback). …