Where do I start with Jung?

[Anonymous No.21710335]

[Anonymous No.21710342]

Modern Man in Search of a Soul

[Anonymous No.21710346]

>>21710342
and after that?

[Anonymous No.21710352]

>>21710346
after that download grindr

[Anonymous No.21710353]

>>21710335
First develop schizophrenia

[Anonymous No.21710358]

>>21710335
I got one of his basic works books

[Anonymous No.21710364]

OP is just filling his frog quota.
Please just flag and hide further posts of this sort. Thanks

[Anonymous No.21710370]

>>21710353
how?

[Anonymous No.21710371]

>>21710335
Start from Symbols of Transformation, Collected Works Volume Five(You can read Man and His Symbols before this, or just that and CW5 if you don't plan to read too much, though if you're interested in psychology you definitely should) and then make your way up. You can read former volumes too if you want to commit though they are very technical(except 4th) and not really his psychology but works in Freud's psychoanalysis or psychiatry. After 9th volume(it is in two parts, first one being 'Archetypes and the Collective Unconscious', second one being 'Aion', first part will be enough, better keep Aion for later) you can read Erich Neumann's The Origins and History of Consciousness, The Great Mother; Joseph Campbell's The Masks of God series; Marie-Louis von Franz has some important works too; if interested in practical stuff read Michael Fordham. If you are interested in Freud or Adler my advice would be, after reading volumes from five to seven read the fourth volume(Freud and Psychoanalysis) and grab introductory books on your corresponding psychoanalyst and read the essentials. I wouldn't recommend skipping Jung because analytical psychology(Jung's psychology) is pretty much an umbrella for psychoanalysis and other psychologies and functions as a main body which you can attach different therapies which aren't normally combinable, this is due to the psychological types Jung theorized.

[Anonymous No.21710647]

>>21710370
second this

[Anonymous No.21710714]

>>21710335
Man and his symbols

[Anonymous No.21710967]

>>21710370
Start making connections then start connecting those connections then connect those connections to the connecting connections that were originally connected never stop connecting

[Anonymous No.21710999]

By playing the Persona games

[Anonymous No.21711014]

>>21710335
There's a chart, newfag

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>>21711014

[Anonymous No.21711032]

>>21710358
Was it the modern library edition?

[Anonymous No.21711039]

>>21711014
Finally

[Anonymous No.21711049]

>>21710967
I already do this. its called consciousness.

[Anonymous No.21711107]

>>21710371
>>21710999
Which part(s) of the Collected Works deals with the themes shown in Persona games.

[Anonymous No.21711159]

>>21710335
Portable Jung

[Anonymous No.21711251]

Start with the conclusion of mysterious coniunctionis and work your way backwards through his corpus