作 者：C.G. Jung内容简介
There is no single published work in which Jung devotes himself exclusively to the psychology of men or the psychology of the masculine, neither a monograph detailing a man's process of psychological development nor an essay devoted to the animus, the masculine archetype. One has to pick one's way through many essays. This selection is an attempt to provide in a single volume some ideas of Jung's thinking on this important part of his psychology.
目录
EDITOR'S INTRODUCTION
1 The Hero
The Origin of the Hero
The Battle for Deliverance from the Mother
2 Initiation and the Development of Masculinity
The Stages of Life
On the Psychology of the Unconscious
Lecture VIII, 13 March 1929, Dream [12]
The Love Problem of a Student
3 The Father
The Significance of the Father in the Destiny of the Individual
The Personal and the Collective Unconscious
4 Logos and Eros: Sol and Luna
The Personification of the Opposites: The Moon Nature
The Personification of the Opposites: Introduction and Sol
The Masculine in Women
Letter of 72 November 1957
The Houston Films
From Esther Harding's Notebooks
The Anima
Concerning the Archetypes with Special Reference to the Anima Concept
The Personification of the Opposites: Interpretation and Meaning of Salt
Letter of 26 August 1943
Lecture V, 19 February 1930, Dream [23]
7 The Spirit
The Phenomenology of the Spirit in Fairytales
The Spirit Mercurius
