Two Essays on Analytical Psychology

The book features two pivotal essays by Carl Jung that delve into the relationship between the ego and the unconscious, marking a significant shift in his psychological theories following his break from Freud. These essays encapsulate Jung's efforts to merge the ideas of Freud and Adler into a cohesive psychological framework. It serves as a crucial introduction to Jung's analytical psychology, showcasing the evolution of his thought through original writings and revisions. This work is essential for both Jungian scholars and those new to his concepts.