The basic writings of C.G. Jung / edited, with an introduction by Violet Staub de Laszlo.

Pt. I. On the nature and functioning of the psyche. From Symbols of transformation: Foreword to the fourth Swiss edition, Introduction, Two kinds of thinking ; From On the nature of the psyche: The significance of the unconscious in psychology, The dissociability of the psyche, Instinct and will, Conscious and unconscious, The unconscious as a multiple consciousness, Patterns of behavior and archetypes, General considerations and prospects, Supplement ; From The relations between the ego and the unconscious: Preface to the second edition, Part one: The effects of the unconscious upon consciousness: I. The personal and the collective unconscious. II. Phenomena resulting from the assimilation of the unconscious. III. The persona as segment of the collective psyche. Part two: Individuation: I. The function of the unconscious. II. Anima and animus ; From Psychological types: Introduction, General description of the types (abridged), Definitions (abridged) ; Archetypes of the collective unconscious ; Psychological aspects of the mother archetype.
Pt. II. On pathology and therapy. On the nature of dreams ; On the psychogenesis of schizophrenia ; From Psychology of the transference: Introduction.
Pt. III. On the religious function. Introduction to the religious and psychological problems of alchemy ; From Psychology and religion: I. The autonomy of the unconscious. II. Dogma and natural symbols.
Pt. IV. On human development. Marriage as a psychological relationship.