Carl Jung
Memories, Dreams, Reflections
Carl Jung’s autobiographical account asks how a life becomes whole when dreams, religious experience, clinical work, culture, and mortality exceed the ego’s explanations. Its value lies in showing how inner conflict can become material for self-knowledge while symbolic experience remains meaningful without becoming scientific proof.
8 chapters
Psychological Types
Why do people take different paths through thought, feeling, sensation, and intuition, and what happens when one path becomes a rule for everyone? Jung develops a theory of psychological orientation through history, literature, religion, art, psychiatry, and philosophy, then asks how unconscious compensation and symbolic imagination can mediate one-sidedness and help us understand disagreement.
18 chapters