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Man and His Symbols
Conceived by C. G. Jung and completed by his associates after his death, this illustrated book presents the main ideas of analytical psychology for a general audience. It discusses the unconscious, archetypes, dreams and symbols in religion, myth, art and individuation. It is the most accessible introduction to Jung's thought and its relevance for symbolism.
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