Dreams.

"Even though dreams refer to a definite attitude of consciousness and a definite psychic situation, their roots lie deep in the unfathomably dark recesses of the conscious mind. For want of a more descriptive term we call this unknown background the unconscious. We do not know its nature in and for itself, but we observe certain effects from whose qualities we venture certain conclusions in regard to the nature of the unconscious psyche. Because dreams are the most common and most normal expression of the unconscious psyche, they provide the bulk of the material for its investigation." -C. G. Jung, "On the Nature of Dreams" These paperback editions of C. G. Jung's writings are chosen from the Collected Works, translated by R.F.C. Hull and published in twenty-one volumes as Bollingen Series XX. The excerpts are selected and grouped thematically to introduce Jung's writings on issues and themes of contemporary interest.Jung, C. G. is the author of 'Dreams. ', published 1974 under ISBN 9780691017921 and ISBN 0691017921.