The essential Jung

PART 1: JUNG'S EARLY WORK: From "On the psychology and pathology of so-called occult phenomena" (1902) ; From "School years." Memories, dreams, reflections (1962) ; From "Tavistock lecture II" (1935) ; From "A review of the complex theory" (1934) ; From "Mental disease and the psyche" (1928) ; From "On the psychogenesis of schizophrenia" (1939)

PART 2: JUNG'S INVOLVEMENT WITH FREUD AND HIS DIVERGENCE FROM FREUD'S THEORIES: "Psychoanalysis and neurosis" (1916) ; From "The theory of psychoanalysis" (1913) ; From "Sigmund Freud" Memories, dreams, reflections (1962) ; From "On psychic energy" (1928)

PART 3: THE DEVELOPMENT OF THE IDEA OF COLLECTIVE UNCONSCIOUS AND OF ARCHETYPES: From "Recent thoughts on schizophrenia" (1957) ; From "The structure of the psyche" (1927/31) ; From "On the psychology of the unconscious" Two essays on analytical psychology (1917/26/43) ; From "Confrontation with the unconscious" Memories, dreams, reflections (1962) ; From "The stages of life" (1930/1) ; From "Confrontation with the unconscious" Memories, dreams, reflections (1962) ; From "Confrontation with the unconscious" Memories, dreams, reflections (1962) ; From "Psychological aspects of the mother archetype" (1938/54)

PART 4: ARCHETYPES: ANIMA; ANIMUS; THE PERSONA; THE OLD WISE MAN: From Psychology and religion (1938/40) ; From "The Shadow," Aion (1951) ; From "The relations between the ego and the unconscious" Two essays on analytical psychology (1929) ; From "Definitions" Psychological types (1921) ; From "The relations between the ego and the unconscious" Two essays on analytical psychology (1928) ; From "The syzygy : anima and animus," Aion (1951) ; From "Confrontation with the unconscious" Memories, dreams, reflections (1962) ; From "The relations between the ego and the unconscious" Two essays on analytical psychology (1928) ; From "The phenomenology of the spirit in fairytales" (1945/8)

PART 5: PSYCHOLOGICAL TYPES AND THE SELF-REGULATING PSYCHE: "Introduction," Psychological types (1921) ; "Psychological typology" (1936) ; From "On the psychology of the unconscious" Two essays on analytical psychology (1917/26/43) ; "The practical use of dream-analysis" (1934)

PART 6: DEVELOPMENT OF THE INDIVIDUAL: "The development of personality" (1934) ; From "The aims of psychotherapy" (1931) ; "Conscious, unconscious, and individuation" (1939) ; From "Commentary on The secret of the golden flower" (1929)

PART 7: INTEGRATION, WHOLENESS, AND THE SELF: From "Confrontation with the unconscious" Memories, dreams, reflections (1962) ; "Mandalas" (1955) ; From Psychology and religion (1938/40) ; From Psychology and religion (1938/40) ; From "The work" Memories, dreams, reflections (1962) ; "Introduction to the religious and psychological problems of alchemy" Psychology and alchemy (1944) ; From "The conjunction," Mysterium coniunctionis (1955/6)

PART 8: SELF AND OPPOSITES: GOD AND THE PROBLEM OF EVIL: God and the problem of evil. From "Christ, a symbol of the self" Aion (1951) ; From Answer to Job (1952) ; From Answer to Job (1952)

PART 9: "UNUS MUNDUS" AND SYNCHRONICITY: From "Flying saucers : a modern myth of things seen in the skies" (1958) ; From "The conjunction" Mysterium coniunctionis (1955/6) ; From "On the nature of the psyche" (1947/54) ; From "Synchronicity : an acausal connecting principle" (1952) ; From Answer to Job (1952) ; From "Flying saucers : a modern myth of things seen in the skies" (1958) ; From letter to Father Victor White (10 April 1954)

PART 10: MAN AND HIS FUTURE: "The undiscovered self (present and future)" (1957)

Chronology of Jung's life and work

Glossary.