The Undiscovered Self by Carl Jung (CG Jung) 1960 Mentor / New American Library

Description: The Undiscovered Self by C.G. Jung - Summary The Undiscovered Self is a profound work by renowned psychologist C.G. Jung, translated from the German by R.F.C. Hull. This second printing, published in July 1960 as part of the Mentor Book series by the New American Library of World Literature, delves into the complexities of the human psyche and the importance of self-awareness in the modern world. Jung explores the tensions between the individual and societal pressures, advocating for the necessity of integrating the unconscious into conscious awareness to achieve personal wholeness. This rare vintage paperback copy features a displayed price of 50 cents on the top left corner of the front cover and is in good condition, showing some general wear to the edges and corners. The binding remains secure and tight, with red-toned edges on the text block, complemented by vibrant primary colors on the front and back covers. This copy comes from the personal collection of a university professor who studied Jung's works, with his signature found on the front end page. Key Features:In-depth exploration of self-awareness and the unconscious mindGood condition with secure binding and vibrant cover designRare vintage paperback edition Collection Suitability: This book is an essential resource for scholars, students, and enthusiasts of psychology, especially those interested in Jungian concepts. Its academic provenance, along with the professor's signature, enhances its value as a collectible piece for anyone studying psychological theory and self-exploration.

Price: 65.24 USD

Location: Topsham, Maine

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