Carl Gustav Jung (1875-1961) was a Swiss Psychiatrist and disciple of Freud, whose ideas have been very influential in psychology and psycho-sociology. He also invented analytical psychology and was the pioneer of depth psychology, in which he integrated ideas from anthropology, alchemy, dreams, mythology and religion. His concept of the archetype, the collective unconscious and synchronicity are his major contributions, which he continued to develop throughout his life and work. He was also interested in philosophy, sociology, art and literature.
As well as a vast set of correspondences in five volumes, he is the author of, amongst other things, "Transformation of the Soul and its Symbols", "The Analysis of Dreams ", "Dialectic of the Self and the Unconscious ", "Psychology and Alchemy", "The Soul and Life", "Man and His Symbols", etc.
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