Modern Psychology, Notes on Lectures given at the Eidgenössische Technische Hochschule, Zürich by Prof. Dr. C. G. Jung.

JUNG, C. G.

Verlag: Privately printed 1933-1941, Zürich, 1933

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Volume I: TP + Prefatory Note page + Restriction page + 1-77; Volume II: TP + Prefatory Note page + Restriction page + [1]-163; Volume III: TP + Preface + Restriction page + [1]-166; Volume IV: TP + Preface + Restriction page + [1]-142; Volume V: TP + Preface + Restriction page + 1-157; Volume VI: TP + Preface + Restriction page + 1-152; First Edition Multigraph Copies.A recent issue of the Philemon Foundation newsletter refers to these seminars as "seminal" to Jung's work and notes that they "are at the center of Jung's intellectual activity in the 1930s and form a critical part of his work in the 1940s and 1950s." TITLES: The titles on these volumes vary. The first two are "Modern Psychology" but the other four are entitled "The Process of Individuation" with subtitles in the final three volumes as follows: Volume IV: Exercitia spirititualia of St. Ignatius of Loyola; Volume V: Alchemy. I; Volume VI: Alchemy IIILLUSTRATIONS: Each of these volumes contains at least a few printed illustrations while some contain many. Some of these illustrations are just an eighth of a page and others are full-page pictures. This seminar was originally given in German and then translated into English for publication. Barbara Hannah and Elizabeth Welsh were responsible for the editing of the first two volumes .The Prefatory Note to Volume I states that:The notes of these lectures, which were delivered in German at the E. T. H. Zürich, do not claim to be a verbatim report or literal translation. They aim at giving a clear outline of the main content of each lecture. Prof. Jung himself has not read the M.S., though he has been kind enough to help us with certain passages. Our warm thanks are to Miss Toni Wolff for her most valuable criticism and to Mrs. Fierz who assisted her. At the time these lectures were given there was no idea of circulation, so our own notes were quite inadequate. Miss Marie-Jeanne Schmid was kind enough to lend us her excellent shorthand reports, which has formed the backbone of this record. We must however take the responsibilities for any errorsThe introductory remarks at the beginning of each of the other five volumes are similar to the above.Also included is the standard "restrictions page" which here reads: "This Report is multigraphed for private circulation only. No part can be quoted for publication under any circumstances whatsoever." Each volume is an original Multigraph copy with the single-sided text bound using three large staples. The covers are mottle light green and black boards with green canvas on the spines (except for volume II which has black canvas [as issued]) with gilt lettering giving titles and the years which the presentations were made. With the most minor of bumps to the exteriors of the first five volumes. Volume I has suffered a bit of warping of both the covers and the text from humidity. Otherwise, this is a beautiful set of these first edition copies of this seminar. ADDITIONAL PHOTOS AVAILABLE UPON REQUEST. Bestandsnummer des Verkäufers 1437

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Titel: Modern Psychology, Notes on Lectures given ...

Verlag: Privately printed 1933-1941, Zürich

Erscheinungsdatum: 1933

Einband: Hardcover

Auflage: FIRST EDITION MULTIGRAPH COPIES.