What's a good book by Carl Jung?

>>24580097 (OP)
The Red Book is a good case study of demonic communion verging on outright possession

>>24580102
Will look into it. Thx

>>24580097 (OP)
modern man in search of a soul is a decent collection of essays to start with

>>24580158
seconding. all i've read of him.

>>24580158
thirding
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vnzr-BVBs9U

>>24580097 (OP)
None. He's a pseud sophist grifter and will waste your time. Just read Lacan.

>>24580097 (OP)
his red one you little fag :)

>>24580097 (OP)
Psychology and Alchemy, and Mysterium Coniunctionis --good illustrations, great bibliographies

I started with Man and His Symbols and it probably isn't the first one you should read if you're not already familiar with his concepts and terminology (I was totally in the dark about him prior to reading it) but it's what got me into Jung, so if you already have a basic grasp of his ideas and the vocabulary he uses (I forget which terms he explicitly defines in the text and which ones he just assumes you already know from his previous writing) and by basic I mean like you've at least watched maybe a quality 20 minute YouTube video about him and/or maybe read his page on Wikipedia, you don't need to be an expert already for that one like you do for a few of his works.

>>24580268
did you mean for this post to sound so flirtatious?

>>24580559
little by little by hook or by crook i'm such a tease and you're such a flirt

>>24580422
Are you reading an imageless edition? I'm pretty sure he explains everything

>>24580158
Fourthing

>>24580266
Calling someone a pseud and then recommending Lacan is crazy.

>>24580097 (OP)
Earthsea.

>>24580158
This then collected works vol. 7

His autobiography makes him much easier to get.