Aion: Researches into the Phenomenology of the Self (Collected Works of C.G. Jung Vol.9 Part 2)
by C. G. Jung
In Aion, C.G. Jung conducts detailed researches into the phenomenology of the self, exploring its archetypal foundations and symbolic expressions. Part of his Collected Works Volume 9, this text delves into the psychological significance of the God-image and the dynamics of individuation, offering profound insights into the structure of the psyche and its relation to time and eternity.
About This Book
Aion represents a significant contribution to Jung's exploration of the collective unconscious and its manifestations in human experience. This volume, part II of Volume 9 in the Collected Works, focuses on the symbolic representation of the self through the archetype of the God-image.
Jung examines the historical and psychological evolution of these concepts, drawing from mythology, religion, and alchemy to illuminate the process of individuation.
The text offers insights into the transformation of the libido and the role of the self as the central archetype uniting opposites within the psyche.
Readers will find a rigorous phenomenological approach that bridges depth psychology with broader cultural and spiritual traditions.
This work underscores Jung's method of amplifying symbolic content to uncover universal patterns in the human soul.
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