A Personal Experience by Jane Wheelwright Jung's attention was always riveted to the long-term development of the soul, many souls...

C. G. Jung: A Personal Memoir by Elizabeth Osterman The heavy wooden door on which I had just knocked was set in a thick stone wall wh...

Jung’s Influence on My Life and Work by John W. Perry My first encounter with Jung arose out of one of those auspicious blendings of ci...

The Early Days by M. Esther Harding That C. G. Jung was a giant among men must be obvious to all who have had even a slight acquaintanc...

The Most Significant Stimulus Derived From C.G. Jung by Barbara Hannah As has been repeatedly pointed out in the press since the death...

A Personal Recollection by Ruth Strauss There is a special memory of a meeting with Jung which I want to recall on this occasion. Whi...

Jung’s Psychology in Britain by G. Stewart Prince It will be undisputed that H. G. Baynes, more than any other individual, established...