The Undiscovered Self (Mentor New American Library, MD259)
by Jung, Carl Gustav ; Hull, R.F.C. [Translator]
In 'The Undiscovered Self,' Carl Gustav Jung explores the hidden dimensions of the psyche amid the pressures of modern mass society. He stresses the vital role of individual self-awareness in countering alienation and fostering genuine psychological integration. This insightful work reveals the profound impact of unconscious forces on personal and collective life.
About This Book
Carl Gustav Jung's 'The Undiscovered Self' examines the inner workings of the individual psyche in an era dominated by collective ideologies and mass movements.
The book highlights the disconnection between modern society and personal introspection, urging readers to confront the unconscious elements that shape human behavior.
Through Jung's analytical approach, the text addresses the crisis of the individual in contemporary culture, emphasizing the need for self-knowledge to navigate psychological tensions.
Translated by R.F.C. Hull, this edition from Mentor New American Library offers accessible entry into Jung's enduring psychological theories.
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