The dynamics of the unconscious. Jung K.G.

Karl Gustav Jung (1875–1961) - Swiss psychologist, psychotherapist, philosopher, sociologist and culturologist - one of the outstanding scientists of the twentieth century, a student of Sigmund Freud, the founder of analytical psychology and psychotherapy, the founder and president of the Swiss Society of Practical Psychology.

This collection presents works that introduce the reader to fundamental theoretical provisions and the main working hypotheses of the author. In these works, Jung sets out his ideas about mental energy, on instincts and unconscious, about the soul and death, libido and complexes, as well as his truly revolutionary theory of synchronousness, which he had not decided to submit to the court of readers and colleagues for a long time. In this avant -garde and in many ways of controversial theory, Jung tried to establish a connection between the discoveries of modern physics and the achievements of analytical psychology in that border field of reality, which to this day remains poorly understood and inaccessible to understanding.