The Undiscovered Self (Mentor New American Library, MD259)
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The Undiscovered Self (Mentor New American Library, MD259)

by Jung, Carl Gustav ; Hull, R.F.C. [Translator]

Philosophy Psychology
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In The Undiscovered Self, Carl Gustav Jung turns attention inward, examining the importance of personal self-understanding. Translated by R.F.C. Hull, this Mentor New American Library edition offers readers a focused introduction to Jung’s reflective psychological and philosophical perspective.

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The Undiscovered Self presents a reflective work by Carl Gustav Jung on the subject of inner self-understanding.

This Mentor New American Library edition makes Jung’s writing available in a concise, accessible format.

R.F.C. Hull is credited as the translator, bringing Jung’s original work to English-language readers.

Suitable for readers interested in psychology, personal reflection, and philosophical approaches to the self.

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