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INDEX OF TITLES 
The titles of articles in this volume are here listed alphabetically, with begining page number, except for reviews, abstracts, forewords, etc., which are readily located in the main index under the name of the subject author. 

Abstracts of the Psychological Works of Swiss Authors, 398 
Adaptation, Individuation, Collectivity, 449 
Address at the Presentation of the lung Codex, 671,828 
Address on the Occasion of the Founding of the C. G. lung Institute, 471 
Alchemy and Psychology, 751 Analytical Psychology: Theory and 
Practice, I 
Answers to Questions on Freud, 438 Approaching the Unconscious, 183 Astrological Experiment, An, 494 
Concept of Ambivalence, The, 443 Concerning Answer to Job, 662 Contributions to Symbolism, 446 Crime and the Soul, 343 
Definition of Demonism, The, 648 Depth Psychology, 477 
Depth Psychology and Self-Knowledge, 81 I 
Effect of Technology on the Human Psyche, The, 614 
Faust anu Alchemy, 748 
Foreword to a Catalogue on Alchemy, 747 

Foreword to the First Volume of Studies from the C. G. lung Institute, 487 
Future of Parapsychology, The, 5 IQ 
Human Nature Does Not Yield Easily to Idealistic Advice, 634 Hypothesis of the Collective Unconscious, The, 5 I 5 
If Christ Walked the Earth Today, 638 
Individuation and Collectivity, 452 
Is There a Freudian Type of Poetry?, 765 
Is There a True Bilingualism?, 789 
lung and Religious Belief, 702 
Letters on Synchronicity, 502 
Man and His Symbols, 183 Marginalia on Contemporary Events, 
591 
Memorial to J. S., 757 
Miraculous Fast of Brother Klaus, The, 660 
Munich, A Radio Talk in, 553 
On Dementia Praecox, 335 
On the Discourses of the Buddha, 697 

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INDEX 
On Flying Saucers, 626 On Hallucination, 461 
On the Hungarian Uprising, 636 
On Pictures in Psychiatric Diagnosis, 802 
On the Psychoanalytic Treatment of 
Nervous Disorders, 430 On Psychodiagnostics, 637 
On the Psychology of the Negro, 552 On Resurrection, 692 
On the Rosarium Philosophorum, 797 On Spiritualistic Phenomena, 293 On the Tale of the Otter, 762 
Preface to an Indian Journal of Psychotherapy, 80 I 
Present Status of Applied Psychology, The, 333 
Press Communique on Visiting the United States, 564 
Psychology and National Problems, 
566 
Psychology and Spiritualism, 3 I 2 

Question of Medical Intervention, The, 347 
Radio Talk in Munich, A, 553 Religion and Psychology: A Reply to 
Martin Buber, 663 
Report on America, 55 I 
Return to the Sim pie Life, 582 Reviews of Psychiatric Literature, 374 Rules of Life, The, 625 
Significance of Freud's Theory for Neurology and Psychiatry, The, 
388 
Symbolic Life, The, 265 
Symbols and the Interpretation of Dreams, 183 
Tavistock Lectures, The, I Techniques of Attitude Change Conducive to World Peace, 606 
Two Letters on Psychoanalysis, 427 Why I Am Not a Catholic, 645 

A 
Aalders, C., 826n 
abaissement du niveau mental, 67, 74, 79, 222, 335; in schizophrenia, 35 I abdomen, crab as representation of, 
92 
Abegg, Lily: Ostasien denkt anders, 
J.'s foreword, 654-55 Abraham and Isaac, 688 Abraham Ibn Ezra, 675 
Abraham, Karl, 398&n, 423&n, 485 absolution, 287; and cure, 273 Abyssinians, 46 
active imagination, 6, 169, 170, 172, 530-3 I, 799, 800; archetypal motifs in, 653; and dream-series, 174, 176 Adam, and Christ, 23 I, 280 
Adam Kadmon, 280 
Adamski, George: Flying Saucers Have Landed, 627n 
adaptation: in analysis, 450, 45 I; energetics of, 450; psychological, 44952 
Adler, Alfred/Adlerian, 6, 62, 12426, 128, 423&n, 517, 534; confession, 126; on "guiding fictions," 48 I; on masculine protest, 48 I; on power-drive, 480; psychology / school of psychology, 125, 127, 423n, 480; theory, 61; ed. (with Stekel), Zentralblatt fur Psychoanalyse, 425&n 
Adler, Gerhard, 474, 773; Entdeckung der Seele, I27n; J.'s foreword, 517; Studies in Analytical Ps)'chol- 

ogy, 474n; J.'s foreword, 523, 524 adolescence, 233 
adumbratio, 234 
advice, idealistic, 63-1- 
Aerial Phenomena Research Organization (APRO), 626n, 632; Bulletin, 632 
aesthetics, 34 I 
affect(s), 23, 43; blocking of, 478; emotion as, 25; infectiousness of, 596; influence of, on psyche, 375; and intellectual feelings, distinguished, 375; and invasions, 32; James-Lange theory of, 25, 27 
affectivity, 375 
Africa, 46; "going native" in, 148; J.'s journey to, 554-57, 623 
Africa, Central, IS 
Africa, East, Elgonyi tribe in, see 
Elgonyi 
Africa, South, rock-carvings in, 39n Agadir, Morocco, 566&n 
agnosia, 67 I, 672, 826 
agnosticism, 734 
agoraphobia, 365 
Agrippa von Nettesheim, Cornelius, 
784 
Aion, god, 121, 122 
aischrologia, 12 I &n 
Aksakow, A. N.: Animismus und S fliritismus, 293n 
Albertus Magnus, 678; De mirabilis mundi, SI I 
alchemist (s) /alchemy, 120, 167, 280, 286, 546; art of, "requires the whole man," 619; Byzantine, 2 I I; 

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INDEX 

alchemist(s)/alchemy (cont.): 
and chemistry, 40, 747; Faust and, 748-50; foreword by J. to a catalogue on, 747; German, I I; Gnosticism and, 6yz, 672; Greek, 75 I; ].'s rediscovery of, 2 [I; Latin, 232, 678; natural philosophy of, 649; philosophical, philosophy of, 742; and pre-Christian rites, 270; and psychology, 75 I-53; psychology of, 678; spiritual discipline of, 707; symbolism of, 747, 751; trinitarian and quaternarian standpoints, 473; R. Wilhelm and, 472 
alcoholic "cured by Jesus," 242, 272 Aldrich, Charles Roberts: The Primitive Mind and Modern Civilization, ].'s foreword, 561-63 Alexander the Great, 221, 222 
Alexandria, 12 I n Alexandros, 108, 109 
Alfonso X, King of Castile: Cia vis 
sajJientiae, 799 
Alfred the Great, King, 282 alienist (s), see psychiatrist (s) Allah, as monad, 715 
Allenby, Amy 1.: "A Psychological Study of the Origins of Monotheism" (unpubl.), ].'s foreword, 65660 
Allendy, R., 765n altar, 234 
altruism, abnormal, 6 12 
ambivalence, 443, 444 America/Americans, 10, 14, 96, 139, 
149; commerce and industry in, 575; European immigrants in, 465; ].'s journey to, 214, 55I&n; Negro complex in, 55 I; primitive layer in, 47, 148; self-control in, 552; sexual repression in, 55 I; spiritualism in, 293, 294; university "psychologies," I 27; unrest in, 275; woman patient, 147; women's colleges In, 147 
American Indians, 552n; Navaho sand-paintings and yaibichy dances, 516; Pueblo, 247; -, and Father 

Sun, 247, 274, 288; -, on thinking, 10; -, sand-paintings of, 123; South, 205 
Amitiiyur Dhyiina Sutra, 739 Ammianus Marcellinus, 296 amnesia, infantile, 258, 259 amplification, 83, 84 Anabaptists, 593 
anaesthesia, cutaneous and sensory, 
388 
anal: complex, 433, 434; fantasy, 436 analysis: adaptation in, 450, 45 I; danger of, for analyst, 153; of pupil, 25 I; as quickened maturation, 172; and return to a church, 285; training, 485 
analyst (s): analysis of, 140; challenges to, 492; neurotic, 149; not a superman, 217; own psychic problems of, 493; and patient, as partners, 493; patients' resistance to, 220; and patients' sexual fantasy about, 144; personality of, and transference, 143; projections into, 140, 161; provocation by, 151; as saviour, 165; "snake's eyes" of, 142 
analytical psychology, 523, 563, 608, 
814; see also depth psychology Anatomical Institute, 2 14 Andreae, Johann Valentin, 748 angels in hell, 229, 233 
Angelus Silesius, 688, 739 
anger, 26 
Angola, 39n 
anima (l.'s concept), 72n, 189, 190, 35 I, 484, 536; as archetype, of divine mothers, 73 I; -figure, in schizophrenic's painting, 179; motif, 545, 546; as personification: of collective unconscious, 89; of inferior functions, 89; projection on to, 749 
anima mundi, 591 
animal (s): cloacal, 433, 434; in dream-series of eight-year-old girl, 229; in dreams, symbolize sympathetic system, 92, 95; emotional manifestations in, 234; founding, 233; and "intelligent" acts of com- 

pensation, 657; magnetism, 294, 295, 340; psyche in, 235; sense of smell in, 326; symbols of evangelists, 185; taboo to Church, 99 
ANIMALS (separate species) : beetle, in dream, 94, 95 
bull: "father of the snake," 444; in Gilgamesh epos, 106, 107; in Mithras legend, 444 
cat, Egyptian sculpture of, 142 ca tfish, 33 n 
cockroach, 706 
cow and calf, in dream, 556, 557 crab, represents abdomen, 92 crab-lizard, in dream, 82, 86, 87, 
9°--94 
dog "Clever Hans," 377&n 
dove, sacred to Church, 99 dragon: in cave, 117, 120, 123; 
motif, 38, 91, 92; link with snake, 117, 232 
fish: aeon of (astrology), 7 I 8; as historical symbol, 434, 827; Ichthys, Christ as, 115, 157; sacred, to early Church, 99 
insects, symbiotic functions of, 234 lamb, sacred in early Church, 99 lion, 827; as libido symbol, 444 mastodon, in dream, 65n, 66, 9 I mice, in catatonic patient's fantasy, 
433 
monster: motif, 38; symbol of, 102 namazu, 33n 
oxen, in dream of Archelaos, 108 parrots, araras, 205 
peacock, 827 
platypus, 248 
ram, and Isaac, 674 
rats, in catatonic patient's fantasy, 
433 
ravens, two, 749 
rhinoceros, with tick-birds, 39&n salamander, 33 
scarab, 506 
serpent/snake: -bite, cure for, in Egypt, 102, 103; biting phallus in stele of Priapus, 444; in cave, 116-18, 123; as Christ symbol, 

444, 827; on cross as allegory of Christ, 722; in dream of Toledo cathedral, 112, 113; eyes of, and hero's eyes, 92; in Gilgamesh epic, 107; healing, 116; as historical castration animal, 436; horned, 229, 232; as libido symbol, 444; mercurialis, 232, 722; in paradise, 690, 709, 715, 722; primitives and, 125; python at Delphi, I 17; quadricornutus/ four-horned, 232; represents cerebrospinal system, 9 I; in schizophrenic's painting, 179; serpens oculatus, in vision of Ignatius Loyola, 683; Shakti as, 120; train's movement and, 82, 87; as winter symbol, 122 
snail, shell of, as proof of existence 
of God, 591 uroboros, 522 wasp, 518 
weaver bird, 535, 541 whale, 38 
worm, poisonous, in myth of Isis and Ra, 102, 103 
yucca moth, 535 
animism, 595 
animus, 72n, 89, 484, 536; incubators, 147 
L'Annee jJsychologique, 406n Anthropos, 122; Christ and, 743; as monad, 715; and unconscious Godimage, 669 
Antichrist, 685, 691 
antimony: truth as, 619; YHWH as, 690 
antiquity: dreams in, 107, 111,236, 237; medicine in, 102 
anxiety: equivalents of, 390; hysteria, 390; neurosis, 278, 279, 390; neurotic, and sexuality, 390, 39 I Aosta, 115 
aphasia, 376 
apocatastasis, 23 I 
Apollo, 117,120 
apperception, 12, 186, 370; fantastic, 371; state of, 371 

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apraxia, 383 
Apuleius: Golden Ass, 444 aqua gratiae, 705 
aqua jJermanens, 270; and baptismal water, 591 
arbor f!hiloso /!hica, and tree of Cross, 
591 
arcane substance, 59 I 
Archelaos, Roman governor of Palestine, 108, 1°9 
archetype(s), 37, 38, 236, 529, 574; as a priori forms of representation, 497, 657; autonomy of, 244, 742; choice of, 677, 678; of collective unconscious, 464; constellation of, 658, 677; in dream symbolism, 227-43; emotional value of, 260; etymology of, 228n; existence of, denied, 259, 260; -, establishing, 673-78; fascination of, 238; as formal aspect of instinct, 533, 54 I ; and Germany, 576; and history, 163, 164; identification with, 153, 578; as image, 706; -, and emotion, 257; and individuation, 486; inherited instinctual patterns of behaviour, 483, 518, 541, 607, 657, 658; as inherited tendency to form mythological motifs, 228; not inherited idea, 229, 470, 483, 5 I 8; initiative of, 238; intervention of, 161; as living matter, 257; of lover in a remote land, 159; numinosity of, 238, 259, 260, 485, 518, 541, 658; and organic illness, 1°3, 133, 134; in practical experience, 257; and projection, 141, 152, 153, 156; specific energy of, 238; spontaneous activity of, 485; timelessness/eternity of, 695; unconscious, 508 
Areopagus, I 12 
Aristophanes: The Frogs, I 17 Arnaldus de Villanova, 797 art/artists: difficulty in thinking, 169; 
galleries, 274; inspiration and invasion, 34, 35; modern, and neurosis, 766 
Artemidoros of Daldis, 237 

artifex, and lapis, 722&n 
Artis auriferae, 753n; "Rosinus ad Sarratantam," 800 
ascetics, and dreams of temptation, 
656 
Asia, Europe as peninsula of, 67 Asklepios, I 16 
Assagioli, Roberto, 398n 
assimilation: and Gnosticism, 672, 826; of irrational ideas, 356; of lost contents, 259; phenomena of, 67 I, 672, 677, 826-27; work of, 259 
	association (s) : 	categories/classifica- 
tion of, 74; familial patterns of, 475; free, 82, 84, 187, 188, 19°-92, 478; method, 6 
association experiments/tests, 48-56, 191, 353,4°6,471,482; and complexes, see complex(es) s.u.; and Freudian unconscious, 61; and hysterics, 4 I 0; participation in, 77; potentialities of, 475; respiration in, 63-65; and schizophrenia, 54, 353; vowel sequences in, 401 
Ast the Shepherd, 339 Astarte, 677 
Asterios, Bishop, 120, 12 I n 
astrology: J ung's experiment, 49450 I; and statistics, 494; and synchronicity, 497, 504, 506; unconscious, 179 
ataxia-abasia, 371 atheism, 733, 734 Athens, 92, 118, 120 Athos, Mount, 681 
Atman/atman, 280, 694, 828; Elijah 
as, 675 
atom bomb, 615, 666 atomic age, 736 Atonement, Day of, 688 Atrides, curse of, 599 attention, oscillating, 196 Attis cult, 554 
attitude(s): change of, 608-10, 613; mental and moral, 607, 608; of understanding, rational and irrational, 508 

Augustine, St., 10,37, 288; In Johan- 
nis Euang., Ion, 288n Augustus, 108 
austerity, optimism of, 584 Australians, primitive, 41, 282 Austria, 569 
autocratic insulation, 149 automatic wiring, 302, 304 automatisms, 244 autonomy, conscious, 74 Autopator, 653 autosuggestion, 302 
Avalon, Arthur: The Serpent Power, 578n 
B 
Baal, 677 
Babinski, J oseph, 400 
Babylon: Creation Myth, 105; Gilgamesh Epic, 105&n, 106, 107; -, Eabani in, 764; -, Enkidu in, 105-7; -, Humbaba in, 106, 110; rite of temple prostitution in, 159; "whore of," patient's nickname, 146 
Bacon, Roger, 678 
Ballet, Gilbert: Swedenborg:' Histoire d'un uisionnaire au XVIII siecle, 299n 
Bannerjee, Samiran, 801 
baptism: font/piscina, 116, 117, 158; -, benedictio fontis, 158, 270; as initiation, 116, 156; as mysteria, 115; symbolism of, 158; water in, and aqua permanens, 59 I 
Bardo existence, 95 Barker, Mary, 3, 4 Barmen, Pomerania, 296 Barth, Karl, 739&n 
Basel: leprosery, 87; Societe de Psy- 
chologie, 3 
Basil the Great, 709 
Basilides (Gnostic), 727 Basilides of Alexandria, 663n Easier Nachrichten, 293n 
Baudouin, (Louis) Charles, 673n, 765n 

Bavarian Board of Physicians, 307 Baynes, Cary F. (trans. into English): 
The I Cking, or Book of Changes, 69n 
Baynes, Helton Godwin, 168, 623n; Analytical Psychology and the English Mind, ].'s foreword, 623-24; Germany Possessed, 623; Mythology of the Soul, 474, 613n, 623 
Bechterew, W. von: Psyche und Leben, ].'s review, 385 
Becker, Th.: Einfuhrung in die Psychiatrie, ].'s review, 386 
Beit, Hedwig von (H. von Roques), 474; Gegensatz und Erneuerung im Miirchen, 474n; Symbolik des Miirchens, 474n 
belief, and illusion, 247 Belilios, A, D., 287 
belly, thinking thoughts in, 10 Bender, Hans, 494n 
Bendit, L. ]., 34 
Benedictines, and psychotherapy, 269 benedictio fontis, 158, 270 
Bennet, E. A., 3, 3 I, 176, 179 
llenoit, Pierre, 545; L' Atlantide, 20 I Bergson, Henri, 121 
Berkeley, GeOl'ge, 772 
Berlin, 58 
Bern Winter Meeting of Swiss Psychiatrists, 1910, 443n 
Bernese Alps, 170 
Berneuchener movement, in Germany, 285&n 
Beroalde de Verville, see under Colonna 
Berthelot, Marcellin: Collections des anciens alchimistes grecs, 753n Bertine, Eleanor: Human Relation- 
ships, ].'s foreword, 534-36 Bethlehem, massacre of innocents, 274 Betty, medium, see White, Betty bewitchings, 328 
Beyond, the, 3 15 
Bezzola, Dumeng: "Zur Analyse psychotraumatischer Symptome," ].'s abstract, 398 

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862 
863 
BIBLE: 
	Old Testament: 	Daniel, 	109; 
Kings, First Book of, 673; Kings, Second Book of, 673, 675; Zachariah, 677n 
New Testament: Acts of the Apostles, 231; Corinthians, First Epistle to, 231, 671, 692, 693n, 758, 826; Hebrews, 705; John, Gospel of, 679n, 686, 693; Luke, 648, 693, 716; ~ark, 648, 673, 692; ~atthew, Gospel of, 28on; Philippians, 718n; Revelation, Book of/Apocalypse, 232, 685, 686, 688&n, 718,727,742; Thessalonians, First Epistle to, 698 
Apocrypha/Pseudepigrapha: Acts of John, 735; J ames, ~. R.: 
The ApocryPhal New Testament, 735n 
Bibliotheca chemica curiosa, ed. ~anget, 753n 
bilingualism, 789 
Binet, Alfred, 341; ed., L'Annee psychologique, 406n 
Binswanger, Ludwig, 423&n; "Dber das Verhalten des psychogalvanischen Phanomens beim Assoziations-experiment," 41 I 
biography, psychological, 471 
Bion, Wilfred R., 29, 65, 66 birth-chamber: baptismal font as, 
158; Egyptian, 157 bladder disturbances, 374 
Blanke, Fritz: Bruder Klaus von FlUe, 66on; ].'s letter to, 660n BleikelIer, in Bremen, 214 
Bleuler, (Paul) Eugen, 314, 334, 375&nn, 392n, 481; co-director of Jahrbuch, 392n; on depth psychology, 477; unpublished paper on ambivalence, 443n; Affektivitat, Suggestibilitat, Paranoia, ].'s abstract, 399-400; -, ].'s review, 375-76; "Bewusstsein und Assoziation," ].'s abstract, 408, 409; "Freudsche ~echanismen in del' 

Symptomatologie von Psychosen," 399; and J., "Komplexe und Krankheitsursache bei Dementia praecox," ].'s abstract, 399; Die Psychoanalyse Freuds, 429; "Sexuelle Abnormitaten del' Kinder," ].'s abstract, 400; "Dber die Bedeutung von Assoziationsversuchen," ].'s abstract, 406-7 
blindness: hysterical, 298; of St. Paul, 298 
"blond beast," 163 
body: evolution of embryonic, 258; and mind, relation between, 33, 34, 65; as personification of shadow of ego, 23 
Boegner, ~., 685 
Boehme, Jacob, 516, 732-39 Bollingen, ].'s "Tower" at, 798n Bolshevism, 7 15 
Bolte, Richard: "Assoziationsversuche als diagnostiches Hilfsmittel," ].'s abstract, 400 
bomb(s): atom, 615, 666; hydrogen, 260, 541, 630, 734; stratospheric, 603 
Boniface VIII, Pope, 99 
bonitas Dei, 732, 733 Borobudur, 178 
Bosch, Hieronymus, 530 Boss, ~edard, 347&n, 348 Bourget, Paul: L'Etape,88 
Bousset, Wilhelm: "Die HimmeIreise del' Seele," 676 
bowl(s): golden, in dream of Toledo cathedral, 112, 113, 118, 121, 166; in schizophrenic patient's picture, 176 
brain: anatomy, 376; at birth, 41; meaning of, 350; mythology, 464; wave (Einfall), 461 
Braunau, 575 
breaking lines, I 77 
Bremen, 214 
Brethren of the Free Spirit, 678 Breuer, Josef, 187, 388, 515; on hys- 
terical symptoms, 478 

Brill, Abraham A., 423&n, 
British and American Society for Psy- 
chical Research, 317 
British Anthropological Society, 68 British Broadcasting Corporation, 744 British Medical Journal, 65, 664 British ~useum, 67, 121 
British Union of Fascists ("Black- 
shirts"), 5 75n 
Broglie, Louis Victor de, 33, 34n Bronze Age, 39 
brooding, 815, 816 
brother and sister, hierosgamos of, 748 
Brother Klaus/Nicholas von der Flue, 99&n; fast of, 660-61; vision of, 683 
Browne, Leonard F., 96 
Brunner, CorneIia: "Die Anima als Schicksalsproblem des ~annes," ].'s foreword, 543-47 
Bruno de Jesus-~arie, Pere, ].'s letter to, 673-78; ed. Elie le prophete, 673n 
Bruns, L.: Die Hysterie im Kindes- 
alter, ].'s review, 374-75 Brunton, Charles, 94 Bubastis, 121 
Buber, ~artin, 681; Die Erzahl. ungen der Chassidim, 675; "Religion und modernes Denken," 663n; ].'s reply, 663-70; Tales of the Hasidim, 675n 
Buchman, Frank, 739 
Buchner, Ludwig: Kraft und Stoff, 603&n 
Buddha, 178, 181, 311; Pali Canon, 697n, 739 
Buddhahood, attainment of, 650 Buddhism/Buddhists, 246, 261, 262, 667, 697-99, 703; ~ahayana, 739; -, mandala, 717; and suffering, 697; Zen, koans in, 234 
Budge, E. A. Wallis: Egyptian Literature, 103n 
Bulletin or Korrespondenzblatt der internationalen flsychoanalytischen Vereinigung, 423n 

Bumke, Oswald: Landlaufige lrrtiimer in der Beurteilung von Geisteskranken, ].'s review, 383 Burckhardt, Jacob, 780 
BurghOlzli ~ental Hospital, Zurich, 353n, 361 n 
Burgundy, Duke of, 87 
Byzantine alchemy, 211 
C 
Caesar, as god, 165, 581, 694, 695 Cahen (Cahen-Salabelle), Roland, ed. and trans., ].'s essays in L' homme a la decouverte de son dme, 3, 589&n 
Cairo, tombs of Khalifs in, 315 Camps, P. W. L., 130 
Canaanite deities, 677 cancer/carcinoma, 321; phobia, 206, 
242 
candle, plunged into font, 158 Capron, E. W.: M odern ~'jJiritualism, Its Facts and Fanaticisms, 293n cardiac disorder, 357 
Carmel: Elijah and, 674, 675, 677, 678; pagan sanctuary on, 674 Carus, C. G., 439, 515, 560, 771, 775 Cassini, Jacques Dominique, comte 
de Thury, 296 ("Professor Thury") Castalia, Fountain of, 116, 117 CasteI, WilIiam, 297 
castration: complex, see complex s.v.; motif, 434, 436; -, teleological significance, 436; as numinous mutilation, 348; as treatment for transvestism, 347, 348 
catalepsy: crimes committed in state of, 345; hypnoid, 325; psychology of, 418, 419 
catastrophe, 316 
catatonia: akinetic motility psychosis, 378, 382; cerebral localizations, 382; consciousness of, 371; and hypnotic states, 377 
cathartic method, 378, 398, 402 cathedrals, Gothic, 114; see also Chartres; Toledo 

INDEX 

INDEX 

864 
865 
see Catholic sects in, 154; 683; and mass 
Catherine of Alexandria, St., 781 Catholic Church, 246, 263; and analysis, 271; benedictio fontis, 158, 270; and cure, 273; and dogma of infallibility, 283; and Holy Spirit, 680; marriage rite in, 157; and meaningful life, 275; quaternity in, 712, 714; and sexuality, 742; and spiritualism, 294; as therapeutic institution, 162 
Catholicism: ].'s reasons for not joining, 645-47; and truth, 646 Catholics, 246; less subject to neurosis, 267, 269; as patients, 162 causality, 499, 500; law of, 647; relativeness of, 68; Western concept of, 655 
Caux, see Moral Re-Armament Movement 
cave: descent into, 38, 113, 120; dragon in, 117, 120, 123; serpent in, 116-18, 123 
Cecrops, 92, I 18 
centre: of consciousness, see ego s.v.; 
non-ego, 167, 173, 178 cerebrospinal system, serpent as, 9 I cerebrum, origin of, 9 
chakra, 578; manipura, see manipura Chalewsky, Fanny: "Heilung eines 
hysterischen Bellens durch Psychoanalyse," 400 
Charcot, Jean Martin, 370, 374 charisma, faith as, 603, 646 Chartres cathedral, I 15, I 16 
child (ren): and archetypal images, 232; born in the East, 145; and collective unconscious, 95; criminal, 96; drawings by, 5 I 6; dreams of, 40, 229, 362, 363, 368; --, archetypal, 95; ethereal, 95; -god, 688; parents make neuroses of, 133, 358, 485; -substitution, 658; unconscious in, 130 
childhood: early, unconscious, 8, 10; memories about, 199; and neurosis in later life, 420; sexuality in, 806 childishness, Western, 245 
Children's Crusades, 593 

China/Chinese, 45, 46, 69, 148, 162; Book of Wisdom, 13 I; literature, 68; loss of old culture, 743; mind, 69; philosophy, 1I9, 516, 553 
chirology, 820 
Chladni, Ernst Florens Friedrich, 307&n 
choreic affections, hysterical, 374 Christ/Jesus, 638; as archetype, 730, 73 I, 737; astrological assimilation of, 673; beyond good and evil, 720, 72 I; as brother, 280; in childhood, 682; as complexio oppositorum, 722, 73 I, 737; crucifixion of, 688, 734; death of, 444; and devil/Satan, 682, 687, 689; --, as opposites, 689; and Elijah, 673, 674, 677; evil and, 723; executed with criminals, 97, 684; and figtree, 646; as Fish/Ichthys, I 15, 157,673; and healing the sick, 699; as Holy Spirit, 686, 687, 689; imitatio C hristi, 123, 689; as innocent victim, 7 I 8, 74 I; as lightbringer, 67 I, 826; and myth of God-man, 247; name of, not to be mentioned, 115; opposites contained in, 73 I; passion of, in alchemy, and arcane substance, 59 I; and projections, 695, 730; the Redeemer, 97, 23 I; and Redeemer archetype, 743; resurrection of, 59 I, 692-96; as rider on white horse, 577; sacrifice of, 275, 276; sayings of, 122, 619; self as, 722, 725, 731-33, 737, 738; sources for, 732; as totality, 123; and tree, 239; and unjust steward, 727; and virgin birth, 7 I 7, 7 I 8; within, 280 
Christian: dogma, truth of, 288; and unconscious, 262 
Christianity, 703; and development of consciousness, 672; devitalization of, 736; dualism of, 689, 690; and end of the world, 246; esoteric meaning of, 267, 280; expansion of, 607; Hitler and, 576; impotence of, 593&n; philosophy, 

699; problem of, 127; and psychic change, 602; and Roman Imperium, 576; and technological progress, 584 
Christian Science, 34 I 
Christmas tree, 235, 239 Christocentrism, 689 Church: Catholic, 
Church; fanatical and fear of God, education, 603 
church( es), robbed of magical images, 274 
Church of England: Holy Commu- 
nion in, 28 I; a real church, 28 I Churches, Free, 283 
Church Fathers, 726; Greek, 23 I circle: magic, 123, 178, 179; symbol 
of, 515; as symbol of "all-round" man, 280 
circulus quadratus, 577 circumambulatio, 178, 179 circumcision, 674 
cistern, in dream, 112, 113, 1I9 city: as synonym for self, 122; walk 
round circumference, 178 civilization, 208 
Civitas Dei, 574 
clairvoyance, 295, 296, 304, 306 Claparede, Edouard: "Classification 
et plan des methodes psychologiques," 421n; "Quelques mots sur la definition de I'hysterie," 420n; ].'s abstract, 400 
Clausura, 272 
Cia vis sapientiae, 799 Clement of Rome, 682 
clergy, as directeur de conscience, 284 Cockin, F. A., 744n 
Code Napoleon, 273 
Codices and MSS: Bezae, 619, 720n, 727; Jung Codex (Evangelium Veritatis), 67 I &n, 826-28, Lucca: 
Hildegard of Bingen, 5 I 6; Oxford: 
Bodleian Library, Bruce 96 (Codex Brucianus), 122&n 
cognitio sui ipsius, 732 

cognrtion, 27, 186; mystic powers of, 306; mythological stage of, 435; theory of, 60 
collectivity: Christian, 683; individuation and, 452-54 
Colonna, Francesco: Hypnerotomachia PolijJhili, 474, 545, 759&n, 760&n, 780; trans. Beroalde de Verville, Le Tableau des riches inventions, containing Recueil steganograjJhique, 760n, 780; see also Fierz-David, Linda 
colour, as oscillations, 9 Communism, 573,574,579,580,735; an archaic pattern of life, 54 I Communist use of language, 203 Communistic state, as substitute for God, 694, 695 
community: and divine experience, 725; individual and, 585-88, 739 comparative method, see method s.v. compensation: archetypal, 520; Elijah as, 677; feminine, 520; goal of, 475 
complementarity, .172 
complcx(es), 188,515; in aSSOCIatIOn experiments, 7 I, 353; autonomous, 73, 238, 532, 533; castration, 57, 58, 6 I; among Catholics, 268, 269; consciousness of, 73, 74; -constellation type, 407; in demonism, 648; dreams and, 72, 82, 190, 191; ego as, see ego s.v.; father, 278, 279; feeling-toned, 376, 388, 482; as fragmentary personalities, 72, 73; incest, 58, 84, 126; -indicators, 482; inferiority, 144, 221, 222; among Jews, 268; money, 49; personal, 238; personification of, 72; power, 125-27; among Protestants, 268; psychic functional, and their executive organs, 383; psychology, 562; of representations, 388; saviour, 152-55, 161; social, 238; split-off, 168; theory, 482; tormenting, 444 
complexio oppositorum: Christ as, 722, 731, 737; God/Deity as, 682, 

INDEX 

INDEX 

complexio oppositorum (cont.): 
725, 726, 737; Holy Spirit as, 689; star of David as, 7,6 
corn pulsion neurosis, '28-30 conation, 27, 7'2 
concentration camp, 599&n, 602; see 
also Maidenek 
conce/Jtio immaculata, see Mary concretism, 693; bolshevistic, 695 confession, religious, 223, 269, 27'; 
analytical psychology and, 8,6; public, 242 
confessionalism, 645 
conflict, and neurosis, 283, 284 coniunctio oppositorum, 7'9 conscience: exploration of, 244; and 
neurosis, 6,6 
conscious mind: lopsidedness of, 190; in mania, 35'; narrowness of, 9, 3,6; onesideness of, 3,6 
consciousness: alterations of, 302; beginning of, '33; and the "Beyond," 3'5; clouding of, 305; collective, of our time, 6; dawn of, 95; definition of, ,,; development of, '93, 658; -, in Buddhism, 699; differentiation of, '56; dimming of, 328; dissociability of, 197; dissuciation of, 194, 62 I; eclipse of, 32, '97; ectopsychic contents of, 36; ego and, see ego s.v.; emancipation of, 733; emptiness of, 37'; evolution of, 522; exclusive belief in, 243; experimental state of, 194; extension of, 259, 3,6; and feeling, 10; fringe of, 2', 205, 209, 223; functions and, see function(s) s.v.; all intermittent phenomenon, 8; invasion of, by strange contents, 355; localization (s) of, 9, 11, 578; and loss of numinous symbols, 254, 255; lowered threshold of, 35 I; not the whole psyche, 262, 340; onesidedness of, 62'; and physical world, 8, 9; in primitives, 10, 3 I 6; psyche and, 193, 262, 340, 519; psychology of, 7; reflective, origin of, 236; restricted/narrow, 9; subjective, en- 

tanglement in, 262; as surface or skin, 8; and unconscious, see unconscious and consciousness; and union with "Orthos," 3,6; unity of, 72, '95; value of, 3,6; Western, 245 
consensus: gentium, 276; omnium, 
247 
contagion, mental, 26, 75, '38 contamination through mutual unconsciousness, 14 I, '49 contradictio in adiecto, 7 I 4 conversion, and hysterical symptom, 
43' 
Cop tic Museum (Cairo), 826n 
Coptic treatise (Codex Brucianus), '22 
Corbin, Henry: Creative Imagination in the Sufism of Ibn 'Arabi, 545n Correspondenz-Blatt fur Schweizer .4rzte, 374n 
Cosmopolitan, 638n 
Cox, David: J.'s letters/answers to, 7'9-44-; lung and St. Paul, 702n Cramer, A.: Gerichtliche Psychiatrie, J.'s review, 386 
creatio continua, 72 I 
creation: cruel aspect of, 732; oi 
world, myth of, 23 I 
creed, as symbolum, 719 
Cretan monuments, 185 Crichton-Miller, Hugh, I, 134, 135; 
Hugh Crichton-Miller, 1877-1959, J.'s foreword, 639-41 
crime, inner urge to, 344 
criminal (s): children, 96; dual personality of, 343; soul of, 345; use of association tests, 49, 5 I, 63 criticism, higher, 740, 741 
Croix de Feu, 575n 
Crookes, Sir William, 299, 30 I, 306, 307, 314; "Notes of an Enquiry into the Phenomena called Spiritual, during the years 1870-73," 300n; Quarterly lournal of Science, 299 
cross: of Christ, 683; four arms of, 123; of functions, 17; and swastika, 

analogy, 576; as symbol, 244-45, 257; tree of, and arbor philosophica, 59 I; as union of opposites, 735; see also crucifixion 
Crottet, Robert: Mondwald, J.'s foreword, 782-83 
crowd, emotion in, 138 
crucifixion: of thieves, with Christ, 
97; on wheel, 38-39; see also cross crypt, '15, 116 
cryptomnesia, 15, 200, 201 
cuI de Paris, 571 
culture: contemporary, pathological nature of, 658; essence of, 583; Freud's theory of, 479 
Cumont, Franz: Textes et monu- 
ments, 676 
cura animarum/care of souls, 246 curses, Christianity and, 646 
Cusanus, Nicholas, 682, 725 Custance, John: Wisdom, Madness, 
and Folly, 667; J.'s foreword, 349-352 
Cybele cult, 554 
Cyrillic script, 188 
D 
dagger, in dream of Toledo cathe- 
dral, 112-13, 118, 12', 166 daimonia, psychic, 664 
damnation, eternity of, 690, 693, 727 Dana, Martha, 692n 
dances, yaibichy, of Navaho, 516 Dante and Beatrice, 545n Darshana, 265 
Darwin, Charles, 2 13 
Davenport brothers, mediums, 299 Davie, T. M., 133; "Comments upon 
a Case of 'Periventricular Epilepsy'," 65n 
dead, return of, 328 Dead Sea, 108 
death: fear of, 107; as goal, 757; philosophy and, 3 I 5; preparation for, 234, 3 '5; spectre of, 246; 

symbolic, as salvation, 735; unknown approach of, 234 
Deesse Raison, 26, 
deities, see god(s) 
Delphi, '17; oracle at, 239 delusional ideas: and archetypal 
motifs, 652; understanding of, 65' delusions, and mythological motifs, 
354 
Demant, V. A., 704; The Religious 
Prospect, 704n 
dementia praecox, see schizophrenia Demeter, 120, 12 I n 
demiurge, Gnostic, 622 
democracy, 572-74, 580, 695 Democritus, pseudo, 270, 75 I demon(s): autochthonous, 591; meta- 
phorical, 666; possession by, 593; psychic powers embodied in, 587, 593, 594, 599, 601 
demonism, 648; of nature, 593 demotivation, 370 
Deo concedente, 722 depression, 32 
depth psychology, 6,6, 8, '-'3, 8,8; 
J.'s encyclopedia article on, 477-86 descensus ad infer os, 38 
descent, double, 658 
Dessoir, Max, 34'; Das Dop pel-I ch, 
34,n 
determination, principle of, 430 deus absconditus, 678, 680, 682 "deus ultionum," 684 
Devas, angel (Sanskrit) /devil (Persian), 444- 
devil/Satan, 680; Christ and, see Christ s.v.; eternity of, 690; as fourth member of quaternity, 712, 732; as left hand of God, 682; as son of God, 687, 689, 690, 709, 7'0; -, bene Elohim, 7,6 
Dharma, 261 
diagnosis, and paintings of patients, IS, 
dialectical discussion with uncon~cious, 664, 667 
diaphragm, seat of psychic activity, 10 

866 

867 

INDEX 

INDEX 

Dicks, Henry v., 26, 168 dictator(ship), 318, 580, 581 Dieterich, Albrecht, 42; Eine Mith- 
rasliturgie, 42n differentiation, 62 I Diocletian, I 16 Dionysus, I 17, 12 I n 
directeur de conscience, 269, 284 discontinuity, principle of, 504, 505 diseases, as disturbed normal pro- 
cesses, 6 
disorientation, worldwide, 254 dissociability of psyche, 195, 664 dissociation, 309; between conscious 
and unconscious, 607; of consciousness, 194, 62 I; in hysteria, 100; of modern mind, 243; neurotic, 167, 209, 608, 690; in schizophrenia, see schizophrenia s.v.; worldwide, 254 
divination, experiments in, 296 divining rod, 295, 296, 302 divorce rate, 582 
doctor: and faith, 669; and incurable disease, 697; intuition in, 16; as saviour, 5 n; as sorcerer, 5 n dogmas: as spiritual structures, 668; 
truth of, 271 
Dorn, Gerard, 232n, 676n, 65 I; "De transmutatione metallorum" in Theatrum chemicum, 676 
Dost, Max: Kurzer Abriss der Psychologie, Psychiatrie und gerichtlichen Psychiatrie, ].'s review, 384 drama, and rebirth motif, 525 dream(s), 68; affects in, 364-65; of Africans, 557, 629; analyst's, of 
patient, 144, 146, anticipatory, 15, 237; in antiquity, 107, 112, 236; archetypal, of children, see child(ren) s.v. dreams; archetypal contents of, 104, 227-43, 259; "big," 85, I I I, 193, 484, 556; -books, Arabic, 556; censorship in, 366, 367; of children, see child(ren) s.v.; on collective level, 11 I; compensating function, 110, 207, 220, 227, 233, 608, 656, 657; and complexes, see complex(es) s.v.; com- 
868 

position, 366; condensation in, 364, 368; and context, 110, 213, 608; of convenience, 363; and creative process, 787; and diagnosis of physical disorder, 65&n, 66 (see also below organic); displacement in, 365, 368; and distortion, 84-86; -elements, 364-66; fac;ade, 366; fear in, 367, 368; feelings in, 364; Freud on, 361-68; functional meaning of, 187; of Germans, collective, 573; in girl, with progressive muscular atrophy, 66; God speaks through, 262 (see also below sent by God) ; as guardian of sleep, 222, 363, 367, 368; historical, 110; -images, 187, 191, 204, 206, 222, 228, 363, 366; -, context of, 213, 220, 227; and immortality, 288; instigator, 365; is its own interpretation, 83, 248, language of, 203-15, 227, 279, 285; and language of nature, 255; latent and manifest content, 362-65, 368; in later stages of analyses, 104; localized "down below," 11; meaning of, 657; -motifs, 207, 210, 231; mythological, 11 I; of Negroes, 37, 38, 40; new thoughts in, 198; and "nothing but" explanation, 192; obsessive, 227; organic representations in, 66 (see also above and diagnosis); of personal exaltation, 224; picture-language of, 204; precatastrophal, 475; of primitives, see primitive(s) s.v.; and prognostication of the future, 236, 237; and recollection of prehistoric world, 258; recurrent, 210, 21 I, 227; religious meaning of, 700, 70 I; replaced by objectivation of images, 172; repression in, 366, 367; scene changes in, 90; and selfregulating psychic system, 110; "sent by God"/somnia a Deo missa, 193, 263, 286 (see also above God speaks through); -series, 40, 78, 174-76, 229, 236; sexual allu- 

sions in, 249; significance of, 18595; as source of natural symbols, 217; -statement, manifest, 190; as statements about the unconscious, 313; subliminal, 210, 222, 223; symbols/symbolism in, 40, 186, 190, 223, 248, 653; symbol-producing function of, 257; teleological explanation of, 368; telepathic, 656; theories of, 361; -thought, 364, 367, 656; in transference, 148; two aspects of, 259; universal language in, I I I; waking, 367; wish-, 363, 367; wish-fulfilment theory, 188,479; -work, 362, 365, 366 
dream-analysis/interpretation, 6, 40, n-96, 814, 815; and archetypal image, 102; before Freud, 190; and causal-reductive method, 478; complexes in, 73; as confrontation of two minds, 217; and feelings, 364, 365; incompetent application of, 2 [0; and individuality of dreamer, 250; interpretation of one's own dreams, 109; intricacies of, 7; and intuitive attitude, 547; and mutual dream of interpreter and dreamer, 25 I; and self-awareness of interpreter, 250; and types problem, 216-43 
dreams: instances (in order of appearance in the text): Negro's, of man crucified on wheel, 38; lubricating machinery, and drainage of pond, with mastodon, 65n, 66; patient wearing black coat, in small Swiss village, with former classmates, 79; dreamer is late for a conference, and misses his train looking for his portfolio-the train is derailed, 79-8 I; a peasant woman is told of a great walk planned-a monstrous crab-lizard appears and is killed, 86ff; a rolling wheel which burns (5-year-old's dream), 94; beetle that pinches (5year-old's dream), 94, 95; Arche- 
869 

laos', of oxen eating ears of wheat, 108; Glaphyra's, of murdered husband, 108-109; Nebuchadnezzar's, of hewn tree, 109; Roman senator's daughter's, of Minerva, I I I; Sophocles', of Herakles' vessel, I I I, 112; cistern beneath Toledo cathedral, with serpent guarding golden bowl, 112-15, 117-19, 121, 122, 123, 166; ].'s, of devalued patient as woman in castle tower, 146; custom-house at frontier (three dreams), 150; Mr X tries to jump on dreamer's back (J.'s own dream), 204; prejudiced and stubborn woman is invite:! into a cowshed, 207; stepping off a mountain into the air, 207; discovery of wing or guest house containing old library (J.'s own dream), 2 I I; A house with historical layers with prehistoric tomb beneath the lowest (J.'s own dream), 213-15; man with exalted opinion of himself dreams of drunken tramps, 22 I; intelligent woman's dream of dishonest intriguer as "sister" or shadow, 22 I; the leading horseman clears a ditch and his companions fall in (dreamt by two separate patients, one young, one old), 225; eight-year old girl's series of "uncanny" dreams, 229-34, 239; related by Artemidorus of Daldis, of man who dreamt his father died in flames, 237; patient's dream that ill doctor perished in a great fire, 237; J. as size of a god, in cornfield, holding patient in his arms, 278; J.'s dream of pretty girl with father complex, 278; dreamer (]. himself) is a small man with a beard, with no glasses, and is no longer young, 443; African chief's dream of cow and calf, 556, 557; eagle circling over concentration camp, 6nn; dying man's, of his own sarcophagus, 758 

INDEX 

INDEX 

870 
165 (Nietzsche) , 
871 
Dreyfus, -, M.D., 385 
Dromard, G.; "De la dissociation de 
la mimique chez les alienes," 421n drugs, 598 
Druses, 674, 678 
dualism: and Christianity, 709, 731; Manichaean, 726 
Dubois, Paul, 214, 431n; Die Einbildung als Krankheitsursache, J.'s review, 380 
Duce, the (Mussolini), Dudu and Suleika 546&n 
Duke University, 313 
Dumas, G.: "Qu'est-ce que la psychologie pathologique ?," 42 In Duns Scotus, Johannes: Super uni- 
versalibus Porphyrii, 9n duree creatrice (Bergson), 121 Diirr, -, Prof., 333 
Dussaud, Rene: Notes du mythologie syrienne, 676n 
duty, conflict of, 620 
dyad, Persian deity as, 715 
E 
East/Eastern/Oriental, 173; aim of detachment, 166; European's fear of, 530; and Golden Age, 245; mandala in, 123, q8; mind, 69, 233; philosophy( -ies), 69, 95, 232; religions, 2 I 3, 232; symbolism, 67; -, of greeting, 20; therapy, 103; thinking, 68; white man in, 145; will to power of, 244 
East and West: mind of, 68-69; psychology of, 654, 655 
Easter, 158; coloured eggs at, 235 Eberschweiler, A.: "Untersuchungen iiber die sprachliche Komponente der Assoziation," J.'s abstract, 401 echolalia, 377 
Eckhart, Meister, 280, 600; Works, trans. C. de B. Evans, 600n eclecticism, 669 
ecstasy, 304 

Ecstatic Virgins of the Tyrol, The / Die Tyroler ekstatischen Jungfrauen ... (anon.), 295&n ectoplasm, 660 
ectopsyche, 12, 43 
educated man as leader of the people, 603 
education: Christian, 602&n; for fuller consciousness, 605 
Edwards, H. M., 287 
ego: is centre of consciousness, I I; is a complex, 11; -complex, 43, 45, 72, 73; -consciousness, 621; -, in demonism, 648; consciousness and, 8, 11; constituents of, I I; and cross of functions, 17; dark side of, 22; in Freud's theory, 480; -personality, 202; realization of, 8; shadowworld of, 23; and unconscious, 15960, 664 
egocentricity and meditation, 817 egotism, 612 
Egypt/Egyptians, 109; cat sculpture, 142; Christianity in, 694n; Essene sect in, 108; Homs, see Homs; Isis mysteries in, see Isis s.v.; and snake-bite, treatment for, 102, 103; symbolism, 173; temples, 157 
Ehrenfels, Christian von: Grundbegriffe der Ethik, J.'s review, 383; Sexualethik, J.'s review, 384 
Eid, Albert, Estate, 826n Eidgenossische Technische Hoch- 
schule, see Zurich s.v. 
Einfall, 15, 172 
Einstein, Albert, 67, 499n 
Electra complex, 535 electrocardiogram experiments, 29n electrons, 34n 
El-Elyon, 677 
Eleusinian mysteries, 239, 270 Eleusis, 120 
Elgonyi tribe, East Africa, 240, 554; and dreams, 192, 286; and selelteni (ghosts), 3 I 8; sun worship of, 240 Eliade, Mircea, 253, 529; Shaman- 
ism: Archaic Techniques of Ecstasy, 253n 

Elijah: in alchemy, 676&n; as angel, 674, 675; ascension' of, 676; and Elisha, 673, 674; as "hairy" man, 673; as mythical/archetypal figure, 673-78; two souls of, 674; walking on water, 673 
Elimelekh of Lizhensk: "Elijah," 
675n 
Ellenberger, Henri F.: The Discovery 
of the Unconscious, 374n, 427n Ellis, Havelock, 380 
Emmerich, Katherina, 295 emotion(s), 23-26; contagious, 138 
(see also contagion); and feeling, differentiated, 26,27,29,219; Ossianic, 294; overwhelming, 138; of patients, 140; and symbol, 249 
empiricism, 463; J.'s, 666-68; and 
philosophy, 770, 77 I enantiodromia, 7 I I Encyclopedia Hebraica, 75In Encyclopedia of Islam, 676 Encyclopedia Judaica, 675 endogamy, 486 
endopsyche, 12, 43 
energetics of adaptation, 450 energic conception of psyche, 3 I 4 energic tension, 222 
energy: emotional, of numinous phenomena, 254; and opposites, 727; and psyche, relation, 385; psychic, 459; specific, of functions, 16 
engineers, and philosophy, 615 England, 13, 14, 41, 49, 130, 161, 185; theosophy in, 554 
England, Canon H., 281, 283 Enkidu, see Babylon s.v. Gilgamesh 
Epic 
Enlightenment, 595 Ennemoser, Joseph, 340&n 
Enoch: and Elijah, 675; and Ilyas, 676 
Epidaums, 116 
epidemic, psychic/mental, 46, 290, 485, 590, 604, 659; demonism as, 648; and insanity, 607 
epilepsy: prodromal symptoms of, 

95; as repression of criminal instinct, 344 
Epiphanius, St., 714; Panarium, 653n Eranos-Jahrbuch, 285n 
Eranos lectures/Tagung, 67n, 529 Erechtheus, I 18 
Eschenmayer, Karl August, 340&n Eschle, Franz C. R.: Grundziige der 
Psychiatrie, J.'s review, 379-80 Eskimos, Polar, 286 
Essenes, 108 
E.T.H., see Zurich S.v. Eidgenossische Technische Hochschule 
ethic (s) : differentiation of, 620; "new," 619, 622; "old," 618-20 ethical problem, 6'7, 618; and psychology, 616, 617 
etymology ( -ies) : archetype, 228n; "invent," 239 
Europe: history of, 81; a peninsula of Asia, 67 
Evangelium Veritatis, see Codices and MSS: Jung Codex 
Evans, Elida: The Problem of the Nervous Child, J.'s foreword, 805-6 Evans-Wentz, W. Y.: The Tibetan Book of the Dead, 95n 
Eve, "hidden in the body," 189 
evil: as non-existence, 709, 726; as positive factor, 708 
Exercitia S piritualia, see Ignatius 
Loyola 
existence, criterion of, 703 existentialism, 347 
exogamy of our culture, 486 expiation for guilt of individuation, 
451, 453 
extra ecclesiam, 276; nulla salus, 284 extra-sensory perception (ESP): experiments, 504; phenomena and archetypes, 500 
extraversion, 483, 534; types, 2 I 7 Ezekiel, vision of, 185, 205 
F 
fairytales, 38, I I I, 230, 649, 657; J.'s foreword to "The Tale of the Otter," 762-64 

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INDEX 

faith, 683; charisma of, 646; and consolation, 698; knowledge by, 668; and projection, 723, 730; and thought, 254 
family ( -ies): murder, 386; research into, 74; romance, 480 
fanaticism, 154, 600 
fantasy ( -ies): and active imagination, differentiated, 17 I; creative, 2 I 2; localized "down below," I I; positive aspect of, 527 
Fascism, 164, 165, 574, 579, 580 fasting of Brother Klaus, 660, 661 fate, dreams and, 657 
father: complex, see complex(es); doctor as, 577; fixation, 277; -image, and group formations, 570; 
-, projection of, 159-60, 277,577; 
-transference, 160, 277 
Father: of All, 255; "devoid of consciousness" (in Gnosticism), 653; paradoxical nature of, 688, 690; Sun, 247, 274, 288 
Faust, see Goethe Fechner, Theodor, 477 "fedcli d'amore," 545 
Federal Polytechnic, see Zurich s.v. 
Eidgenossische Technische Hochschule 
feeling(s): and affects, 26, 219; emotion and, see emotion s.v.; function, 12-14, 16-17,43, 48, 88; -, of evaluation/value, 25, 30, 219; -, rational, 29, 219; lesion of, 357; type, 18,26,139-40; -values, 13, 17 
feeling-tone(d), 13; and idea, 608 feeling-toned complex, 376, 405, 471; 
repressed, 388, 482 
felix culpa, 710 
Feminine, Eternal, 106 feminine psychology, 808 fertility of the earth, 120-2 I Fichte, J. H., 771 
Fierz, Jiirg, 616n 
Fierz, Markus: J.'s letters to, on synchronicity, 502-7 
Fierz-David, Linda: The Dream of 

Poliphilo, 474, 545n, 760n; J.'s foreword, 759n, 780-81 
filioque clause, 687 
filius macrocosmi, 722, 742 filius philosophorum, 722 
fire and water, in star of David, 7 I 6 Flammarion, Camille, 314 
Flinker, Martin, 789n; Almanac, 789n Flournoy, Theodore, 47 I, 5 15; 
"Automatisme teleologique antisuicide," 420; Des Indes a la Planete Mars, J.'s abstract, 401; "Nouvelles observations sur un cas de somnambulisme avec glossolalie," J.'s abstract, 401 
flower(s), 591; blue, 775 
Fludd, Robert, polemics with Kepler, 
473 
flying saucers, see Ufos 
Folia neuro-biologica, 420&n (onction du reel, see Janet 
Fordham, Frieda: Introduction to lung's Psychology, J.'s foreword, 
489-90 
Fordham, Michael, 506; J.'s letter to, on synchronicity, 508-9; New Developments in Analytical Psychology, J.'s foreword, 491-93 
	Forel, August(e) 	Henri, 341&n, 
387&n; Ethische und rechtliche Konflikte im SexuaUeben in- und ausserhalb der Ehe, J.'s review, 387 
forgetting, definition of, 198 Forster-Nietzsche, Elizabeth, 20 I Foucart, P. F.: Les Mysteres d'Eleu- 
SlS, 12 In 
four: corners, in child's dream, 229, 232; dimensions, 28, 58-59 
Fox family, Hydesville (New York), 
293 
France/French, 52, 579; and Germany/Germans, 46, 47, 48; language, 14,219; psychologists, 9, 12, 138, 143 
France, Anatole, 394; Penguin Island, 337n, 781; The White Stone, 
394n 

Francis of Assisi, St., 99 Franco, Francisco, 58 I &n 
Frank, Ludwig: "Zur Psychoanalyse," J.'s abstract, 402-3 
Frankfurt a. M., Saalburg near, I 17 Franz, Marie-Louise von, 183, 474&n, 825n 
Frazer, Sir James G.: The Golden 
Bough, 561, 562 
Frederick the Great, clock of, 2 I I free association, see association (s) s.v. freedom, 580, 581; as emotion, 310, 
31 I 
Freeman, John, 183 
Frei, Gebhard, 475; Probleme der Parapsychologie: Gesammelte Autsatze, 475n 
Freia, 444 
frequency, 314, 315 
Freud, Sigmund, 6, 132, 199, 337, 342, 354, 380, 381, 392, 471, 517, 534, 773; and Adler, 125-26, 127; on ambivalence in language, 443; J.'s answers to questions on, 43840; on archaic remnants, 206, 227, 535; biological point of view, 440; on castration complex, 61; causalreductive method of, 481; and causes of psychosis, 381; on censor, 222, 366, 367, 479, 480; on counter transference, 140; credulity of, 440; on death-instinct, 479; on determination, 430; on dream-interpretation, 84, 85, 187, 377; on egoideal, 480; on ego-instinct, 479; on hysteria, 369, 372, 375, 381, 388; on Id, 61, 62, 128, 131, 480; on incest-wish, 9 I; and instincts, 658; on introverted type, 218; and Jung: analysis of Jung's dream, 213-15; -, collaboration, 125, 354; -, loss of friendship, 2 14; -, disagreement, 125, 483; on Leonardo da Vinci, 658; materialism of, 440; and memories, 258; negative, reductive attitude of, 479; neurosis theory of, 425, 652; and "nothing but" explanation, 277, 479; and ob- 

jective side, 160; on obsessional neurosis, 388; on Oedipus complex, 535, 658; one-sidedness of his views, 438; on pleasure principle, 479; on pre-conscious, 57; on primitive mind, 562; and psychoanalysis, 478; psychology, 126; and religion, 635; on repression, 188, 478, 479; scientific materialism of, 479; sectarianism of, 523; and sex, exclusive interest, 2 15; and shadow, 828; static view of, 62; on subconscious, 377; on super-ego, 480; three-dimensional, 59; totem and taboo theory, 440; on transference, 136, 141, 151,544; on unconscious, 10, 61, 62, 124, 127, 128, 263,515 
WORKS: "Five Lectures on Psychoanalysis," 428n; "Fragment of an Analysis of a Case of Hysteria," 382n; The Freud/lung Letters, see Jung: WORKS; The Interpretation ot Dreams, 354, 361n; "Notes upon a Case of Obsessional Neurosis," 433n; "On Dreams," 361n; J.'s report, 361-68; "An Outline of Psychoanalysis," 535n; preface to StekcI, Nervose Angstzustande und ihre Behandlung, 390n; (with Breuer) Studies on Hysteria, 378&n, 430; "Three Essays on the Theory of Sexuality," 382n; Totem and Taboo, 562; Ober Psychoanalyse, 428; Zur Psychopathologie des AUtagslebens, J.'s review, 381-82 
Freudlicher, -, 29 
Freundlich, Jakob: Deutsches Archiv 
fur klinische Medizin, 29n Frey-Rohn, Liliane, 495 Fribourg, Bishop of, 270 Frobenius, Leo, 476 
Froboese-Thiele, Felicia: Traumeeine QueUe religioser Ertahrung, J.'s foreword, 700-701 
Fromm, Erich, 634n, 702, 703; Psychoanalysis and Religion, 702n Fiihrer, see Hitler 
function(s): collective, 453; con- 

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873 

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INDEX 

874 
875 
function(s) (cont.): 
scious, subjective components of, 22; in consciousness, 12, 36; cross of, 17; differentiated, 35 I; ectopsychic, 12; endopsychic, 21, 22, 37; four, 28, 43, 57, 97-98, 122, 483, 712; inferior, 19-21, 98, 732; psychological, 16; rational, 13; of religious symbols, 244-52; subjective components of, 43; thinking, 1214, 16, 17, 43, 219; -types, four, 219, 471, 534 
Flirst, Emma: "Statistische Untersuchungen liber Wortassoziationen," J.'s abstract, 410-1 I 
Flirth, first German railway to, 308n future: historic, 28 I; unconscious concern with, 236 
G 
Game, Margaret, 3, 4 Ganser's symptom, 415, 416 gas, poison, 567 
Gaul, 108 
Gayot de Pitaval, Fran<;ois, 397&n Geber (Jabir ibn Hayyan) 747 Gemutlichkeit, 48 
genitals, suspension by, 445, 446 George, St., 676 
Germany/German (s), 48, 161, 164, 569, 573, 574, 596, 597, 600; and collective guilt, 715; France and, see France s.v.; inferiority complex of, 604, 605, 607; language, 14, 15, 30, 87, 136, 176; national character of, 603; Nazis in, see Nazism; philosophy, 62; and prejudice, 241; primitivity of, 254; psychology, see psychology s.v.; sentimentality of, 47, 152; southern, 121; S.S. in, 580, 60 I ; and triadic mandalas, 715; see also National Socialism 
Gerry, Peggy, 692n Gerster, Georg, 626n 
ghosts, 319, 328; explanation of, 326; primitive fear of, 318, 319; sel- 

elteni, Elgonyi and, 3 I 8; stories, 318,319,326-28; as symbol, 328 Gilbert, J. Alien, 767n; "The Curse of Intellect" (unpublished), J.'s preface, 767 
Gilgamesh, see Babylon s.v. Gilgamesh Epic 
Gilli, Gertrud: Der dunkle Bruder, J.'s foreword, 776-78; "C. G. Jung in seiner Handschrift," 776n Glaphyra, 100-101 
Glauber, Johann: De Elia Artista, 
676 
Glover, A.S.B., 589n, 673n, 679n Glover, Edward: Freud or Jung, 706 gnosis, 730; of empirical method, 669 Gnosius, Dominicus: Hermetis Tris- 
megisti Tractatus vere Aureus de Lapide philosophici secreto, 189n 
Gnosticism, 280, 621, 651-53, 663; and assimilation, 672, 827; and collective unconscious, 652, 664; and evil, 727; father in, "devoid of consciousness," 653; and Holy Ghost as feminine, 99; in John's Gospel, 652, 686, 727; Jung considered as, 663, 664, 666, 727, 728, 730; morality, 720; "philosophoumena" of, 668; psychological significance of, 671, 826-28; and shadow (of Christ), cut off, 7 I 6, 722 
Goclenius, Rodolphus: Uranoscopiae, chiroscopiae, metoposcopiae, 820&n 
God: as Begetter, 156; belief in, Jung's own, 706; child of, 279; compensating, 678; as complexio oppositorum, see complexio oppositorum; devil and, see devil s.v.; evil principle in, 709, 710, 712, 7 I 3, 723; fear of, 206, 279; feminine counterpart, 733; and Godhead, 715; help of the lonely, 286; incarnation of, 687; metaphysical, 668; of Old and New Testaments, 679, 680, 729; the one who made the sun (St. Augustine), 10, 288; pneuma of, 689; self as, 62 I; speaks 

through dreams an<;J visions, 262, 263; as summum bonum, 688, 726, 733, 736, 737; a symbol of symbols, 283; is terrible, 289; two aspects/ambivalence/paradox of, 682-84, 686, 688, 690, 691, 709, 710, 740, 741; two sons of, 689; as unknown primal cause, 646; will of, 719, 720, 724, 725, 737 
god(s): dying, 239; -, and resurrected, 694; psychopompic, 122; of Spring, sacrifice of, 446; sun-, 121; turned into philosophical ideas, 3 I 6; unconscious need for, 278 
god-almightiness, 728 
Godet, E., see Jung: WORKS S.V. 
Plufnomenes occultes 
godfather and godmother, 156, 157 Godhead, priest in, 274 
God-image, 706; amoral, 743; archaic, 155; archetypal, 659, 667, 743; as autonomous psychic content, 666; evolution of, 74 I; in man, 690; as symbol of the self, 659; two sides of, 682; in the unconscious, 669 
Godlikeness, 646 
god-man, 238, 239, 247; Christ as, 693, 695; disappearance of, into unconscious, 26 I 
Goerwitz, E. F., see under Kant, I. Goethe, J. W. von, 30; Egmont, Klarchen's song, 446n; Faust, 241, 318,546, 587n; -, Aegean festival, 748, 749; -, and alchemy, 74850; -, axiom of Maria in, 749; -, Mephistopheles, 748, 749 
gold, 118 
Goldbrunner, Josef, 707, 708; lndividuation, 707 
Golden Age, 245; 
good and evil, 620, 689, 708, 709, 7 I 6, 73 I; beyond good and evil, 73 I; -, Christ as, see Christ; in quaternity, 717; relative, 717, 733 
good and ousia, identification, 709 

goodness, an individual acquisition, 601 
Gorres, Johan Joseph von, 294; Die christliche Mystik, 294; Emanuel Swedenborg, seine Visionen und sein Verhiiltnis zur Kirche, 294 
gospel, everlasting/ evangelium aeternum, 688&n 
"Gospel of Truth" (Gnostic), 671, 826 
Graham, Billy, 638n 
Grail, Holy, 678, 742, 798; and spear, 
1I8, 120 graphology, 77 Gray, Sidney, 3 
Great War, 46, 69, 163 Greece/Greek: essence and spirit of, 
239; gods, 248; language, 82; medicine in, 103; mythology, 40, 118, 472; philosophy, 214 
greed: egotism and, 6 12 
Grenfell, Bernard P., and Arthur S. 
Hunt: New Sayings of Jesus and Fragment of a Lost Gospel, 122n Grimm brothers (Jacob, Wilhelm): 
Fairy Tales, 103 Groddeck, Georg, 480 
group (s): formations, 570, 571; and psychotherapeutic method, 609, 610 Guild of Pastoral Psychology (London), 265 
Guillaume de Digulleville, 99; Pelerinage de l' ame de Jesus Christ, 99 guilt, in individuation, 45 I, 453 Gurney, Edmund, F.W.H. Myers, and Frank Podmore: Phantasms of the Living, 296 
H 
Hades, 109 
Hadfield, J. A., 1,25,36, 169 Haggard, H. Rider: anima motif in, 
545, 546; Sh~ 201, 545, 546 Hall, G. Stanley, 172 
hallucinations, 298, 389, 461; hypnagogic, 325; olfactory, 32 I, 326; verbal, 3 I 2; see also voices 

INDEX 

INDEX 

	
876 
877 
Haloa festival, 12 I n Hamclin, Pied Piper of, 593 hands, and character, 820 Hans, Clever, 377&n 
Harding, M. Esther, 474; Psychic Energy, J.'s foreword, 469-70; The Way of All Women, 474n; -, J.'s foreword, 807-10; Woman's Mysteries, 474n; -, J.'s foreword, 51820 
Harling, Ann, 283 
Harrison, Jane E.: Prolegomena to the Study of Greek Religion, 121n Hartenberg, P.: "Principe d'une physiognomie scientifique," 42 In Hartmann, Eduard von, 62, 439, 560, 771; on "divine Absolute," 477, 515 
Harvard Psychological Clinic, 269n Harvard University, 564&n Hasidic, 279, 675 
Hastings, J ames: Encyclopedia of Religion and Ethics, 648 
Hauffe, Friederike, c1airvoyante of 
Prevorst, 294, 295 haunted house, 320-26, 328 Havet, J., 606n 
head, abstract existence of, 310 healing the "split," 253-64 
heart: and memory, 3 I 0; thinking in, 
10 
hebephrenic fantasies, 389 Hecate, 122 
Hegel, G.W.F., 515, 772 Helena, and Simon Magus, 545 Helios, and Elias/Elijah, 674 hellebore, lapis as, 722 
Hellpach, Willy: Grundlinien einer Psychologie der Hysterie, J.'s review, 369-73 
Helsdingen, R. J. van: "Beelden uit het onbewuste," J.'s foreword, 530, 531 
	Helvetius: 	"Vitulus aureus," in 
Musaeum hermeticum, 676 Hendy, B. D., 33 
Hephaestus, 749 

Heraclitus, on enantiodromia, 7 I I Herakles, I 12 
heresy, 669 
heretics, religious geniuses as, 684 Hermann, -: "Gefiihlsbetonte Kom- 
plexe in Seelenleben des Kindes, im AlItagsleben und im Wahnsinn," J.'s abstract, 403 
Hermas: The Shepherd, II5, 1J6 Hermes Trismegistus: as Idris, 676; Tractatus aureus, 286 
Hermetic philosophy, 232, 672, 690, 751, 828 
hero: as archetype, 232; and conquest of death, 694; -dragon conflict, 105, I I I, 23 I, 238; and dual mother motif, 658; identical with dragon, 92; identification with, 238; motif, 38, 91, 92; myth, 102, 238 
Herod the Great, 777 Herodotus, 12 I &n 
Herrnhuter Briidergemeinde, 68 I n hetaira, transformation into, 674, 677 Heyer, Gustav R., 517, 773; The 
Organism of the Mind, 127n; Der Organismus . der See le, 794; -, J.'s review, 793; Praktische Seelenheilkunde, J.'s review, 794-96 
Heyer, Lucy, 796 
hierosgamos: 120, 12 In; of Homunculus and Galatea, 749; of Spiritus Sanctus and baptismal water, 158 Hilarius, 296 
Hildegard of Bingen: Codex Lucca, 5 I 6; visions of, 5 I 6 
Hillman, James, ed.: Studies in Jungian Thought, 487n 
Himalayas, 153 
Hindu(-ism), 97, 185, 667; lingam, 249, 250; literature, 67, 68; psychology, I I 
Hippolytus, 730, 827; Elenchos, 653n, 671, 827 
Hitler, Adolf/the Fiihrer, 544, 576, 578, 595, 596, 602, 604, 605; as hysteric, 596, 604; as incarnation, 

575; like Mohammed, 281; and pseudologia phantastica, 604; psychological effect of, 607 
Hitlerism, 164 
Hitschmann, Eduard: Freuds Neurosenlehre, J.'s review, 422 
Hoare, Sir Samuel, later Viscount Templewood, 576&n 
Hoche, Alfred E., 386; H andbuch der gerichtlichen Psychiatrie, 386n Hoffman, Michael L., 438&n Hoffmann, Ernst Theodor Wilhelm: 
"The Golden Pot," 327&n, 525&n Holy Communion, 273, 281 
	Holy 	Ghost/Spirit, 	679-9 I; 	as 
Christ's father, see Christ s.u.; as complexio oppositorum, 689; as feminine, in Gnosticism, 99; identification with, 735; invocation of, 681; as psychic experience, 690; as revolutionary, 685; as transcendental fact, 682; two aspects of, 685; and union of opposites, 689, 691 
Holy Roman Empire, 576 
Home, Mr., spiritualistic medium, 
299, 300 Homeric age, 10 
homo interior, Christ as, 695 homo sapiens, 2 15 
homosexuality and law in Germany, 
382 
Honegger, Johann Jakob, 426&n Hopkins, W., 289, 290 
Horst, Georg Conrad, 340&n Horton, -, 680, 685, 686 
Horus, 185; four sons of, 717, 732 Hosea, 685, 720, 724 
Hottentots, 158 
HO\\ie, Eric Graham, 27, 28, 58-60, 62 
Hubert, Henri, and M. Mauss: 
Melanges d'histoire des religions, 38&n 
Hull, R.F.C., 183, 449n 
human mind, medical approach to, 354 

humanities and psychology of neuroses, 357 
Humbaba, see Babylon S.U. Gilgamesh 
Epic 
Hume, David, 772 Hungarian uprising, 636 
Hunt, Arthur S., see under Gren- 
fell, B. P. 
Huxley, Aldous, 638n hydrogen bomb, see bomb (s) hygiene, psychic, 310 
Hyious tou anthropou/Son of Man, 828 
Hyliaster, see Paracelsus 
hypnosis, 295, 303, 379; movement, 377; and rapport, 143, 144; and suggestion method, 699 
hypnotic: methods of treatment, 215, 378; sleep, 379 
hypnotism, 339, 340, 515; forensic significance of, 378; forms and techniques of, 377; mass, 601 hypothesis, fulfilment/living of, 280, 281 
hysteria, 58; aetiology, 374; anaesthesia in, 388; and association tests, 353; in childhood, 374; complex in, 410; differential diagnosis, 374; dissociation in, 100; among mediums, 302; a "metaphysical problem," 465; psychic symptoms in, 374; psychogenesis, 374, 388; psychology of, 369; riddle of, 369; root phenomena of, 372; sexual trauma theory, 478; sociological and historical aspects, 372; theory, 370; treatment for, 375 
hysterical: anaesthesia, 187; choreic affections, 374; disturbance of sensation, 371; hyperaesthesias, 371; intellect, 37 I; pain, 27; painapraxia, 371; paralysis, 371, 374; psychogenesis of symptom, 388, 478 
hysterics: analysis of, 430, 431; and lies, 197; spontaneous phenomena ID, 303 

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INDEX 
Iamblichus: Vita Pythagorica, 674 Ibsen, Henrik: Lady from the Sea, 
159 
I Ching, trans. Wilhelm/Baynes, 69n Ichthys/fish, Christ as, see Christ icons, 181 
"Id," see Freud s.u. 
idea (s): association of, 354; as entity, 309; flight of, 35 I; as golden vessels, 310; mythological, essentially real, 309; as phenomenon, 309; symbolic, 248, 249; unconscious, 303; universal, 3°9-1 I 
identity, psychic, 194&n, 205 idols, reason for, 181 
Idris, 676 
Ignatius Loyola: Exercitia S piritualia, 68 I, 686, 707&n; vision of serpens oculatus., 683 
image(s): parental, 156, 157, 159; primordial, 39, 228 
imagination: active, see active imagination; a priori categories of, 38; pathological effects of, 380 Imago: Zeitschrift fur Anwendung der Psychoanalyse auf die Geisteswissenschaften, 425n 
imitatio Christi, see Christ/Jesus s.u. imitation, 452, 453 
"imitative illnesses," 377 
immortality, 288, 309, 310; magic herb of, 107; psychology of belief in, 309; and realization of self, 694; of soul, 3 19 
imps, complexes as, 532 
incarnation, 669; further, 734; incompleteness of, 729, 734; and individuation, 7 I 9; as integration of unconscious, 736 
incest: complex, see complex s.u.; among Hottentots, 158; wish, 9 I, 94 India, 45,68; castes in, 157; and loss of old culture, 743; performance of rites in, 273; see also Hindu(-ism) Indian Journal of Psychotherapy, ].'s foreword, 801 
individual: change to goodness in, 601, 602; collectivization of, 216; and group formation, 57 I; need for change in, 261 
individuality, 453, 493 
individuation, 123, 166, 35 I, 6 I 8, 675, 690, 701, 705; and adaptation, 45 I, 452; and collectivity, 452-54; a dialectical process, 665; drive to, 505; guilt in, 451, 452; inescapable, 727; interpretation of symbols in, 259; as life in God, 719; and problem of opposites, 493; as salvation/redemption, 736; union of conscious and unconscious in, 622 
Indomalaysia, 530 Indra, 443 
infans mercurialis, 59 I 
infection, moral and mental, 245 inflation, 573; psychotherapist and, 
154 
influx divinus, 735 
initiation(s): and baptism, 116, 156; doctrines taught at, 233, 234; rites, 157 
insanity, 337, 350, 379; see also 
psychosis; schizophrenia 
insight, scientific, 544 
insomnia, ].'s own, 322, 323 instinct (s): animal, 234; atrophy of, 
659; language of, 209; loss of, 658; lost contact with consciousness, 244 
Institute of Medical Psychology (The Tavistock Clinic), ].'s lectures to, 3, 566n 
insulation, autoerotic, 149 integration: ethical aspect of, 62 I; of personality, 617; of unconscious 
contents, 606, 613, 618 
intellect: incapable of understanding ritual, 27 I; murderous, 279; and neurosis, 284 
intellectual (s), 328; rationalist, 262 intelligence testing, 384 
intercessio: divina, 157; sacerdotis, 157 
International Congress for Psychiatry, Amsterdam, 1907, ].'s report, 
4°4-5 
International Journal of Parapsy- 
chology, 510 
International Psychoanalytic Association, 423&n, 606n 
interpretation, and emotional value, 
260 introjection, 725 introspection, 24 I 
introversion, 38, 2 I 7, 483, 534; in dementia praecox, 417, 418 
intuition, 14-16, 43, 56; as fourth dimension, 28; and interpretation of symbols, 25 I; irrational, 2 I 9; and nose, link, 326, 327; as perception, 15, 2 I 9; in physics, 25 I; subliminal, 326 
intuitive type, 19 
invasion(s), 43; and affects, 32, 33; and artistic inspiration, 34; as endopsychic factor, 24 
invent, etymology of, 239 
inventions, and mythological antici- 
pations, 39 
invisibles, 312, 314-16 ions/ionization, and mediums, 660 Irenaeus, 7 I G; Aduersus haereses, 7 I 6n Irminger, H., 645n 
Iron Curtain, 244-45 
Ishtar, in Gilgamesh Epic, 106-7 Isis: cult, 554; as feminine inter- 
cession, 734; mysteries, 121; and Ra, 102, 103n 
Islam, 607, 667; and Elijah (Ilyas), 675; and Elijah (Khidr/al-Khadir), see Khidr; new, 281 
Isserlin, Max: "Die diagnostische 
	Bedeutung 	del' 	Assoziationver- 
suche," 403 
Italy, 161,569; conquest of Ethiopia, 57 6n; tiled roofs, I 18 
Ixion, 40, 95 
J 
]. S., ].'s memorial to, 757 Jacob, in fight with angel, 705 
878 
J acob, St., lazar-house (Ieprosery), and battle of 1444, 87, 91, 102 
J acobi, Jolande, 455, 474, 606n, 81 In; Com/ilex/Archetype/Symbol, 96n, 229n, 474n; -, ].'s foreword, 532-33; Paracelsus: Selected Writings, .J.'s foreword, 784, 785; The Psychology of C. G. Jung, 455, 474n, 613n; -, J.'s foreword, ",5768 
Jaffe, Aniela, 327, 825n; Apparitions and Precognition, 327&n; -, J.'s foreword, 327-29; "Bilder und Symbole aus E.T.A. Hoffmanns Marchen Der Goldene To pf," 327n, 525&n 
J ahrbuch fur psychoanalytische und psychopathologische Forschungen (ed. Jung), 125n, 129, 392&n, 398n, 436, 55 In 
James, William, 25&n, 205, 209; on unconscious psyche, 477; Varieties of Religious Experience, 577 
J arnes-Lange theory of affect, 25, 33 Janet, Pierre, 67, 74, 187, 222, 244, 341, 388, 439, 471, 417, 515, 773; fonction du reel, 12, 520; on "idees fixes," 477; on obsessions, 477; on "partie superieure" and "partie inferieure" of a function, 4 77; "Le renversement d'orientation ou I'allochirie des representa
tions," 42 I 
Japanese: and 
Government, Java, 145, 178 Jena, 287 
Jerusalem, 107 
Jesuit(s): and psychotherapy, 269, 287; theologian, 729, 740 
Jews, 162, 246, 665; complexes in, see complexes s.u.; and consultation of rabbi for psychological troubles, 268; in Germany, 573, 600, 605; and tradition of Elias, 231; see also Judaism 
Joachim of Flora, 678, 688&n 
J oan of Arc, Maid of Orleans, 299 
earthquakes, 69 
33&n; 
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INDEX 
Job, 680, 741; God/Yahweh of, 669, 718, 719, 721, 742; and individuation, 718 
John the Baptist, St., 108, 673 John Chrysostom, 674&n 
John the Evangelist, St., "Gnostic" 
gospel of, 652, 686 Jonah, and whale, 592, 674 Jones, Ernest, 399n, 485 Jordan, Pascual, 473 
Josephus, Flavius, 107, 777; De bello Judaico/The Jewish War, 107n, 694n, 777n 
Judaism: God in, 703; medieval, and Kabbala, 672, 828; see also Jews Judas of Galilee, 777, 778; death of, 693 
JUNG, CARL GUSTAV: 
CASES IN SUMMARY (in order of presentation, numbered for reference) : 
[I] Widow with hysteria, wrongly diagnosed as sarcomatosis of the spinal cord'-58 
[2] Man aged 40 suffering from vertigo, with dream-series.78-82, 86-94, 96 
[3] Girl of 10 with mythological dreams, who gave her father a book of them for Christmas and died a year later.-96, 229-34, 239, 259 
[4] Schizophrenic woman who painted pictures to objectify her condition.-loo-lOl 
[5] Young Frenchman whose depression began following journey to Spain and dream of Toledo cathedral.-112-23, 166 
[6] Young man with compulsion neurosis, living off a woman's savings, who wrote analysis of his case.-128-30 
[7] Woman doctor aged 58 whose previous analyst had shown no emotions.-139 
[8] Man who bought Egyptian 
880 

sculpture of cat, illustrating projection of feminine image.-141-42 
[9] Lady forced to come to consultation by transference.-143 
[10] Girl of 24, born in Java. Before her three attem pts to start analysis she had three dreams of a customs house at the frontier. Jung's own dream of her in castle tower showed his misplaced devaluation of her (sister of Case 30).145-46, 150, 531 n 
	[11] American 	woman 	analyst 
threatened by her patient with a revolver, unable to accept her feelings as a woman.-147 
[ 12] Young artist who had difficulty in using active imagination.-I 69-7 I 
[13] University scientist who drank and was lonely; he recorded his own dream-series illustrating archetypal symbolism.173-76, 285&nn, 538, 540 
[14] Woman in stupor, who remembered events under hypnosis.-197 
[15] Professor of philosophy and psychology with cancer phobia.-206, 242 
[16] Man trying to "get above himself" whose dream foreshadows his death in mountain accident.-207 
[17] Woman whose dreams foreshadowed attack on her by sexual pervert.-208 
[18] Man whose cause of neurosis was circumvented for ten years.-224-25 
[19] Professor who had VISIOn repeated in old woodcut.-229, 540 
[20] Alcoholic cured temporarily by 
Oxford Group, sent to Jung after relapse.-242, 272 

INDEX 
[21] Woman of the nobility who discussed her analysis with a Jesuit father-confessor.-269 
[22] Catholic lady from Rome who was helped back into full confession by J ung, after overinvolvement with father-confessor.-27 1-72 
[23] Woman student of philosophy with father-transference to Jung.-277 
[24 ] Jewish girl with anxiety neurosis.-278-79 
	[25] Somnambulistic 	girl.-309, 
482 
[26] Boy aged 9 who stabbed his sister after a "little man" appeared to him.-343-44 
[27] Man who murdered his family; his wife, a member of a religious sect, instilled the criminal impulse into him.344-45 
[28] 35-year-old female hysteric with respiratory disturbances. -430-31 
[29] 34-year-old female neurotic with fantasy of man suspended by genitals'-446 
[30] Woman, later treated by van Helsdingen, whose paintings reflect her childhood divided between Indomalaysia and Holland (sister of Case lO). -530-31 
[31] Seven-year-old son of unhappy marriage who put pictures of mandalas round his bed.-538 WORKS: "The Aims of Psychotherapy," 166n; Aion, 89n, 12 rn, 673, 678, 682n, 688n, 689n, 692n, 71 In, 716n, 718, 732n, 736n, 742n, 825n; Alchemical Studies, 68n; "Answer to Job," 681n, 689n, 702n, 705, 711 &n, 7 I 7, 725, 729, 740; The Archetypes and the Collective Unconscious, 37n, 42n; 
881 

"Archetypes of the Collective Unconscious," 683n; "Associations d'idees familiales," 420; Aufsiitze J.Ur Zeitgeschichte, 591n; "Beitdige zur Symbolik," un traced lecture at Weimar Congress, Rank's abstract, 446n; "Blick in die Verbrecherseele," 343n; "Brother Klaus," 39n, 99n, 683n; "A Case of Hysterical Stupor in a Prisoner in Detention," 415n; Civilization in Transition, 47n; Collected Papers on Analytical Psychology, 459n; "Commentary on 'The Secret of the Golden Flower'," 166n, 179n; "The Complications of American Psychology," 465n, 552n; "Concerning Mandala Symbolism," 145n, 179n, 525n, 538n, 577n; "Concerning Psychoanalysis," 427n; "Concerning Rebirth," 525n, 556n, 675n; "The Content of the Psychoses," 354n; Contributions to Analytical Psychology, 459n, 623n; Diagnostische Assoziationsstudien, 398, 400; "Dream Symbols of the Process of Individuation," 67n; Essays on Contemporary Events, 591n; Experimental Researches, 48n; "Ein Fall von hysterischem Stupor bei einer Untersuchungsgefangenen," 4 [5; "The Familial Constellations," 74n; "Flying Saucers: A Modern Myth," 631n, 715n; Foreword to White's Cod and the Unconscious, 474; The FreudIJung Letters, 333nn, 33511, 339n, 375n, 376n, 377nn, 380n, 38 [n, 38311, 386n, 387n, 388n, 39211, 398n, 40611, 42011, 422n, 423nn, 426n, 42711, 43011,441, 44311, 55111, 55211, 761n; "Further Investigations on the Galvanic Phenomenon and Respiration in Normal and Insane Individuals" (with Ricksher), 27n; "General Aspects of Dream Psychology," 78n, 459n; cestaltunge1l des Unbewusste1l, 327n, 825n; "Herisau lecture," 441; 

INDEX 

INDEX 

JUNG, C."'RL GUSTAV: WORKS (cont.): 
L'Homme a la decouuerte de son ame, 123n, 613n; "Instinct and the Unconscious," 459n, 535n; The Inter/lTetation of Nature and the Psyche (\\ith Pauli), 473n; Letters, ed. G. Adler, 285n, 3 12n, 494n, 502n, 561n, 61611, 67311, 679n, 70211, 762n, 767n, 773n, 788n, 789n; Mall and His Symbols (with von Franz et al.), 183; Memories, Dreams, Reflections, 2 qn, 278n, 361, 554n, 798n; "Mind and Earth," 552n; Ein lvf oderner ,Hythus, 63 I; M odern A1an in Search of a Soul, 589n; AIysterium Coniunctionis, 545n, 650, 683n, 825n; Naturerkliirung und Psyche (with Pauli), 494n; "New Paths in Psychology," 427n; "Le nuove vedute della psicologia criminale," 41 I; "On the Importance of the Unconscious in Psychopathology," 70n; "On the Nature of Dreams," 78n, 460; "On the Nature of the Psyche," 50 I n, 68311, 705n; "On the Practical Use of Dream Analysis," 78n; "On Psychic Energy," 459n; "On the Psychogenesis of Schizophrenia," 69n; "On Psychological Understanding," 70n; "On the Psychology and Pathology of So-called Occult Phenomena," 309n; Paracelsica, 753n; "Paracelsus as a Spiritual Phenomenon," 462n; Phenomenes occultes, trans. E. Godet and Y. Le Lay, 309n; "The Phenomenology of the Spirit in Fairytales," 649, 732n; "The Philosophical Tree," 529, 677n; The Practice of Psychotherapy, 66n; Il jJroblema dell'incollscio nella psicologia moderna, trans. A. Vita and G. Bollea, 559n; The Process of Indiuiduation, 707n; Psychiatric Studies, 200n; "A Psychological Approach to the Dogma of the Trinity," 649, 71 In; "The Psychological Diagnosis of Evi- 

dence," 307n; "Psychological Factors Determining Human Behaviour," 564&n; "The Psychological Foundations of Belief in Spirits," 309n; 459n; Psychological Types, 12n, 13n, qn, 17n, 43n, 89n, 115n, 166n, 613n, 623&n, 690, 704, 761n; Die Psychulogie der Ubertragung, 61311, 753n; Psychologie und Alchemic, 75311, 825n; Psychologie und Erziehung, 61311; "Psychologie und Spiritismus," 3 I 2n; Psychologische Abhandlungell, 459, 525, 529, 558, 625, 649, 825; Die psychologische Diagnose des T atbestandes, 41 I; Psychology and Alchemy, Iln, 67n, 99n, 121n, 122n, 167n, 17ln, 174n, 175n, 285n, 516n, 538n, 7 I In, 722n, 775n, 798n, 799n; "Psychology and Literature," 39n, 525n; Psychology and Religion, I In, 39n, 613n; "The Psychology of Dementia Praecox," 349, 354, 376n, 406; "The Psychology of Dictatorship," 566n; "The Psychology of Eastern Meditation," 650n, 73911; "The Psychology of the Transference," 154n, 650, 748n, 79P, 798n, 800n; Psychology of the Unconscious, 38n, 355, 459n, 552n, 697n, 724; "Psychophysical Investigations with the Galvanometer and Pneumograph in Normal and Insane Individuals" (with Peterson) , 2 7n; "Psychothera py Today," 269n; "The Reaction-time Ratio in the Association Experiment," 303; "The Realities of Practical Psychotherapy," I In, 145n, 53In, 578n; "The Relations between the Ego and the Unconscious," 613n; "A Review of the Complex Theory," 460; "Richard Wilhelm: In Memoriam," 553n; "The Role of the Unconscious," 163n, 465n, 573n; The Secret of the Colden Flower (with Wilhelm), 753n; Seelenprobleme der 

Cegenwart, 825n; fore\mrds, 55860; VII Sermones ad A10rtuos, 663n; "The Significance of the Father in the Destiny of the Individual," 74n; "The Soul and Death," 309n; "The Spirit Mercurius," 649, 732nn; The Structure and Dynamics of the Psyche, 42n, 109n; "The Structure of the Unconscious," 449n; Studies in Word Association, 48n; "A Study in the Process of Individuation," ] 66n, 525n, 577n; Symbolik des Ceistes, 753n, 825n; Symbols of Transformation, Ion, 38n, 42n, 91n, 105n, 117n, 121n, 355, 44 I, 446n, 724; "Synchronicity: An Acausal Connecting Principle," 34n, 4 nn, 494n, 5 I I; "The Theory of Psychoanalysis," 436n, 535n; "The Therapeutic Value of Abreaction," 69n; "The Transcendent Function," 449n, 690n; "Transformation Symbolism in the Mass," 735n; "Traumsymbole des Individuationsprozesses," 67n; Two Essays on Analytical Psychology, 49n, 72n, 89n, 155n, 160n, 166n, 2nn, 579n, 623n, 719; Uber die Energetik der Seele, 825n; Uber psychische Energetik und das Wesen der Triiume, 613n; Uber die Psychologie des Unbewussten, 6]3n; "Versuch einer Darstellung del' psychoanalytischen Theorie," 436n; "Von den Wurzeln des Bewusstseins," 825n; Wandlungen und Symbole der Libido, 354n, 459, 552, 562n, 697n; Wirklichkeit der Seele, 825n; "Wotan," ]64n, 5nn, 600n; "Zur Umerziehung des deutschen Volkes," 599n; ed., see also Jahrbuch fiir psychoanalytische und psychoj}athologische Forschungen 
Jung Codex, see CODICES 
Jung, C. G., Institute for Analytical Psychology, Zurich, 606&n; J.'s ad- 

dress at founding of, 471-76; address on presentation of J. Codex, 671 &n, 826&n; fore\\'ord to first "olllme of Studies, 487-88 
Jung, Emma, 768, 825n; "Ein Beitrag Zllm Problem des Animus"/trans. Cary F. Baynes, "On the Nature of the Animus," 76811 
Jllpiter, planet, 67 
jus primae noctis, 159 justification by faith, 719 
"J list So Story," 230, 504, 506 
K 
Kabbala, G)2, 672, 736, 828 Kankelei t, Otto: Das U nbewusste als Keimstiitte des Schijpferischen, J.'s foreword and contribution, 78687 
Kant, Immanuel, 7, 62, 2 I 3, 299, ::p8, 772; Anthro/)(}logie in pragmatischer Hinsicht, 7n; and anthropology, 5 I 5; Critique of Pure Reason, 706; Dreams of a Spirit-Seer, trans. E. F. Goenvitz, 297n, 318n; on Swdenborg, 297-99; psychology of, 379 
Kardec, Allan: Buch der Medien, 304 katabasis, 38, 120 
Katzaroff, Dimitre: "Experiences sur le role de la recitation comme facteur de la memorisation," 421n Kepler, Johann: astronomy of, and 
archetypal triad, 473 Keplerbund, 427-29 Kerenyi, Karl, 472, 485, 529 
Kernel', Justinus, 201, 294, 340, 775; Bliitter aus Preuorst, 200&n; Die Ceschichte des Thomas Ignaz Martin, 299n; The Somnambulant Tables/Die somnambulen Tische, 296&n 
kerygmatics, 602 Kesselring, Max, 427-29 
key: in dream of Toledo, 122; and mysteries, ] 2 I 

882 

883 

INDEX 

INDEX 

Mabbott, ]. D., 744n McCarthyism, 63 I MacDonald, Ramsay, 579&n McDougall, William, 69&n MacIntyre, Alasdair, 744n Mackenzie, Marion, '32 
macula fleccati, 687, 7,8, 723, 729 Madeleine, Mme., 377&n 
Maeder, Alphonse: "A propos des symboles," 414; "Contributions a la psychopathologie de la vie quotidienne," J.'s abstract, 412; "Essai d'interpretation de quelques reves," 4'3; "Nouvelles contributions a la psychopathologie de la vie quotidienne," J.'s abstract, 4'2, 42Jn; "Die Symbolik in den Legenden, Marchen, Gebrauchen und Traumen," J.'s abstract, 4'3; Une voie nouvelle en psychologie, J.'s abstract, 4'3, 4'4 
magic: sexual, 92; today, 328 magnetism, animal, see animal s.v. Mahaim Clink, Cery, 761 Mahatmas, 153 
Mahayana, mandala, 717, 739 Maidenek, concentration camp at, 
599&n 
Keyhoe, Donald E., 626n; J.'s letter to, 632-33; Flying Saucers from Outer Space, 627n 
Keyserling, Count Hermann, 663; "Begegnungen mit del' Psychoanalyse," 663n 
Khidr/Al-Khadir, 556; Elijah and, 
675-77 
Khunrath, Heinrich, 751 Kingdom of God, on earth, 245 Kirsch, James, 692n 
Kitchin, Derek, 265, 287 
Kleist, Karl: Untersuchungen zur Kenntnis der JJSychomotorischen Bewegungsstorungen bei Geistkranken, ].'s review, 382 
Knapp, Albert, 376; Die polyneuritischen Psychosen, ].'s review, 378 
	Koenig-Fachsenfeld, 	alga 	von: 
Wandlungen des Traumproblems von der Romantik bis zur Gegenwart, ].'s foreword, 773-75 
Kolb, Eugen, 604 
Kopp, Hermann: Die Alchemie m alterer und neuerer Zeit, 676 Korresflondenzblatt der internationalen psychoanalytischen Vereinigung (Bulletin), 423n 
Kraepelin, Emil, 379; diagnostics of, 385 
Krafft-Ebing, Richard von: case of 
servant-girl aged 24 with hallucinations, 298; Lehrbuch der Psychiatrie/Textbook of Insanity, 298n 
Kranefeldt, W. M., 517, 768, 773, 825n; "'Ewige Analyse'," 768n; "Del' Gegensatz von Sinn und Rhythmus in seelischen Geschehen," 768n; "'Komplex' und Mythos," 558n; Secret Ways of the Mind, 127n, 5I7n 
Kretschmer, Ernst, 639 
"Kreuzlingen episode," in Freud/ Jung relationship, 430n 
Kundalini, see yoga s.v. 
Kiinkel, Fritz, 312n 

L 
labour camps in Russia, 665 Labour Party, 579 
Lachat, Pere William: J.'s letter to, 679-91; La Rece fltion et l' action du Saint-Esprit dans la vie personnelle et communautaire, 679n 
Ladame, -: "L'Association des idees et son utilisation comme methode d'examen dans les maladies mentales," 412; review of J.'s Psychologie der Dementia praecox, 412 
Laforgue, Rene, 673n 
lamaism, mandalas of, 181, 516, 578 Lang, Josef, 825n 
Lange, C. G., 25n 
Lange, Wilhelm, 336; H olderlin: eine Pathographie, 336n 
language, history of, 443 
Lao-tzu: "high stands on low," 233; Tao-te-ching, 539n 
lapis: as alexipharmacum, 722; and artifex, 722&n; exilis, 798; noster, 775; philosophorum, symbolism of, 753; semel factus, 722 
La Rocque, Franc;ois de, 575n 
Laszlo, Violet S. de: Psyche and 
Symbol, J.'s foreword, 537-42 Latin spirit, 47 
League of Nations, 578 
"least of your brethren," 280 
Le Bon, GlIstave: T he Crowd: A Study of the Popular Mind, 138, 648 
Leibniz, G. W., 62, 771; Nouveaux Essais sur l'entendement humain, 9n; "petites perceptions," 305, 477, 515 
Leipzig, 78n, 86, 87, 89, 94 
Le Lay, Yves, see Jung, C. G., WORKS: Phenomenes occultes Lemaitre, A.: "Un nouveau cycle somnambulique de Mile. Smith," 
421n 
Leo, zodiacal sign, 121 
Leroy, E.-Bernard: "Escroquerie et hypnose," 421n 

Leslie, Desmond, 627n Levi, Herta, 820n levitation, 300 
Levy-Bruhl, Lucien : How Natives Think, 42n; on "l'etat prelogique," 562; on particiPation mystique, 42, 194&n, 205; see also representations collectives 
Lexicon der Paedogogik, 477n liberation, 635 
libido: and adaptation, 450; -fixations, 480; Freud's concept, 480; infantile fixation of, 124; lion and snake as symbols of, 444 
Liebeault, Auguste Ambroise, 340&n Liepmann, H. K., 376 
life: after death, 287,288,294; banal, 274; divine drama of, 274, 275; meaningful, 275; meaning of, 246, 263; rules of, 625; second half of, 315, 485; symbolic, 282; too rational, 274 
light, wave and particle theory of, 
33, 34n 
light-bringer, Christ as, 67 I, 826 lightning, 628 
lingam as symbol, 249, 250 Lippmann, E. O. von: Enstehung 
und Ausbreitung der Alchemie, 747 Lipps, Theodor, 477 
Locke, John, 9n 
Lodge, Sir OliveI', 314 
Lowenfeld, Leopold, 378&n; Homosexualitat und Strafgesetz, J.'s review, 382; Der Hyfmotismus: 
Handbuch der Lehre von der Hypnose und der Suggestion, 378&n; and H. Kurella, eds., Grenzfragen des Nerven- und Seelenlebens, 361n 
Logos, 121, 731 
Lombard, Emile: "Essai d'une classification des phenomenes de glossolalie," 420n 
Lomer, George: Liebe und Psychose, 
J.'s review, 380 London, 70 loneliness, 276 
lotus (padma), 578 

Louis XIV, 574 
love, and transference, '43 lubricum illud genus/"that 
sex," 714&n Lucifer, 732 
lucus a non lucendo, 3,8 LlIff, Mary C., 32 
Luke, Gospel of, 133n Lullius, Raymllndus/Lull, 
238, 747, 797 lumen de lumine, 723 Luna, 180 
Lutherans in Sweden, 281 lying/lies: doctor's telling 
pathological/ pseudologia tica, 596, 604 
M 

slippery 
Ramon, 
of, 620; phantas- 

884 

885 

INDEX 

INDEX 

male and female: as opposites, 714, 7 I 6; principle, I 18-20, 122 Malinine, M., with H. C. Puech and G. Quispel, eds., Evangelium Veritatis, 67 I n 
Malinowski, Bronislaw, 56In 
man: archaic, 228; dehumanization of, 593; governed by demon, 594; isolated in cosmos, 255; "is what he eats," 598; modern, 205, 256; original, 280; scientific and inventive mind of, 260; as totality, 3 I 7 
mana, 240, 241, 715 Mandaean (s), 676 
mandala(s), 178, 179,537,538,577, 578; healing purpose of, 123; and individuation, 719; Lamaic, see Lamaism; Mahayana, 7 I 7; motif, 67n; of Rhodesia, prehistoric, 5 I 6; as rotating figure, 578; swastika as, 578; symbolism of, 178, 515; -, and God-image, 659; trinity and triad in, 714, 716 
Manget, J. J.: Bibliotheca chemica 
curiosa, 733n 
manic depression, 3 I, 35 I, 375, 385 Manichaean dualism, 726 manipura chakra, 67, 95 
mankind, as one individual, 244 Mann, Thomas, 697n 
Marduk, spring-god in Babylonian myth, 105 
Maria, axiom of, and proportio sesquitertia, 476 
Marie, A.: "Sur quelques troubles fonctionnels de l'audition chez certains debiles mentaux," 42 In Mark, St., 247 
marriage: Christian, 157, 809; compensatory character of, 476; crosscousin, 473; heavenly, 299; horoscopes, 495, 502, 503; psychology of, 77; quaternio, 473 
Marseilles, 113n Marti, Fritz, 429&n Martin, P. W., 606n 
Martin, Thomas Ignaz, 299; Die Geschichte des Thomas /gnaz Mar- 

tin, by J. Kerner, 299n 
Mary, Mother of God: Assumption of, 689, 7 I 3, 7 I 4, 742; Assumptio Beatae Virginis, 714, 731; as bride in bridal-chamber, 681&n, 742n; as Co-Redemptrix, 714, 731; Immaculate Conception/ conceptio immaculata, 714, 738; and Marianic movement, 714; as omnium gratiarum mediatrix, 689; Protestant view of, 687; as virgo terra, 
689 
Mary Magdalene, 692 
Mass, the: Host in, and Mithras cult, 270; as living mystery, 270; miracle of, 276 
mass(es): conversions, 602; danger of, 590; evil and, 601; hypnotism, 60 I; individual in, and unconscious compensation, 476; -mindedness, 605; phenomenon, demonic features in, 601; politics and, 564; psychology of, 161, 571, 586, 605; psychosis, 607; suggestion, 595, 596, 601, 602 
Mater Magna, 554 
materialism, 603n, 733, 734; and psychology, 523; scientific, 314, 463, 734; and spiritual devastation, 583 matriarchal symbolism, 521 
matter, physical, 255 
Matthew, Book of, 23 I maturation, analysis as, 172 Matuta, goddess of death, 91 Mauss, M., see under Hubert, H. Maya, 464, 670 
Mead, G.R.S.: The Gnostic John the 
Baptizer, 694n mechanization, 370 
Mechtild of Magdeburg, 444 medicina catholica, 699; lapis as, 722 medicine: ancient Egyptian, see 
Egypt s.v.; ancient Greek, see Greek s.v.; and borrowing from other sciences, 357, 358; lack of psychological understanding, 355 
medicine-man, 285, 286, 570; ability to "smell," 325; on dreams, 557 

mediums, 294, 299, 301, 304-7, 313; controls, 312; hysterical symptoms among, 302; see also White, Betty megalomania, 144 
megaphone oratory, 601 
Mehlich, Rose: J. H. Fichtes Seelen. lehre und ihre Beziehung zur Gegenwart, J.'s foreword, 770-72 Meier, C. A., 472, 671, 826&n; An- 
tike /nkubation und moderne Psychotherapie, 487n 
Meir, Rabbi, 674 
melancholia, 3 I 
Mellon, Paul and Mary, Collection, 
747n 
melothesiae, I In 
memory(-ies): as function, 22; healing effect of, 258; infantile, recollection of, 259 
Menninger, Karl, 634n 
mental disease/disturbance, 353; so- 
cial definition of, 35 
Menzel, reflection theory of, 628 Mephistopheles, see Goethe: Faust Mercurius, 752; and Elijah legend, 
676, 677; Kyllenios, 749; as Mephistopheles, 748; and Mithras, 676; and serpens mercurialis, 232, 722; and transformation, 748 
Merlin, 742 
Mesmer, Franz Anton, 295, 339, 340 mesmerism, 294, 339, 340 
Mesolithic Age, 39 
Mesopotamia, 109 
Messina earthquake, 92&n metaphysical: assertions, dishonesty 
of, 737, 738; principle, amorality of, 733 
metaphysics: and archetypes, 519; and science, 707, 708 meteors/meteorites, 307&n 
method: analytical, 608; causal-reductive, 478; comparative, 7; scientific, 309; statistical, 3 I 9; teaching of, 251 
Metral, M.: "Experiences scolaires sur la memoire de I'orthographe," 420n 

Meyer, E.: Die Ursachen der Geisteskrankheiten, J.'s review, 381 
Meyer, Konrad Ferdinand, 336n; periodic melancholia of, 336; see also under Sadger 
Michelsen, Johann: 429; Ein Wort an geistigen Adel deutscher Nation, 
429n 
microbes, 262 
micrucosm, man as, 695, 696 
Middle Ages, 67, 232; art in, 173; dreams in, 66, 112, 236; and jus primae noctis, 159; mythological world of, 593; secret traditions in, 115, 120; Weltanschauung of, I 15 
Midrash, 688 
Mieg, J oannes Fridericus: De raptu Eliae, 674 
migration, and dissemination of mythological symbols, 553 
Miller, Emanuel, 102 
mind:' archetypal, 45; basic conformity of, 42; between death and birth, 95; growth to consciousness of, 24 I; history and phenomenology of, 356; not born a tabula rasa, 540; original, 258, 259; structure of, 36 
Minerva, goddess, 1 1 I miracle-stories, in Gospel, 693 Mishmar, The Daily Guardian, 604 misoneism, 192, 194 Mithras/Mithraism: Aion (key god) 
in, 121; bells in, 270; bread stamped with cross/divided into four, 270; and Christianity, 115, 117; and Elijah myth, 676, 677; killing of bull in, 444; liturgy, star in, 695; Roman army and, 554; Sol and, 676; Tauroktonos, 117; water/ springs in, 117, 270 
Moebius/Mobius, Paul Julius, 336&n, 388; on hysterical symptom, 375, 388 
Mohammed (-ans), 289 Moleschott, J acob, 598 
Moll, Albert, 341&n; Der Hypnotismus, mit Einschluss der Haupt- 

886 

887 

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INDEX 

Moll, Albert (cont.) : 
jJUnkte der Psychotherapie und des Occultismus, ].'s review, 377, 378 monad, Anthropos as, 7 I 5 Monakow, Constantin von, 333&n monasteries, 282 
money: devaluation of, 576; dilution of, 573; fictitious character of, 567; hollowing out of, 573; the State and, 572-4 
Monogenes, 122 
moon: conjunction, in marriage horoscopes, 495, 496, 498, 499, 502-7; as sym bol of unconscious, 180 Moorish Kingdom, I 14 
moral law as psychic fact, 619 morality: and greed, 6 I 2; in large 
organizations, 571; relativity of, 7 I 3; sexual, and psychoanalysis, 394, 395; social v. individual, 383 
	Moral 	Re-Armament 	movement, 
Caux centre, 68 I &n, 683 Morgan, D. Glan, 283-85 
Morienus Romanus, 750&n; "De transmutatione metallorum," in Artis auriferae, 750n 
Moroney, M. J., 507n 
Moser, Fanny: Okkultismus: Tauschungen und Tatsache, 3 I7n; S puk: lrrlaube oder W ahrglaube?, 317; -, J.'s foreword, 317-26 
Moses, 205; and Elijah, parallels, 
674 
Moses ben Leon, 675 Moses Cordovero, 675 Mosley, Sir Oswald, 575&n mother-dragon, 9 I, 105 
mother: dual, motif of, 658; earth-, 484; and feeling function, 89; figures, three, 732; fixation, 277; -love, crushing weight of, 338; significance of, in life of K. F. Meyer, 337, 338; terrible, 91 
	Mother; 	all-compassionate, 	276; 
Earth, 255; of God, as arch-saint, 99; Great, 239, 255; -. sacrifice to, 446 

motif: of hostile brothers, 228; mythological, see myth s.v. 
motivation, and psychotherapy: of patient, 609, 613; of teacher, 610, 61 I 
mountain: climbing, and dream, 207; 
sickness, 78, 79, 88, 89, 96 movement(s), automatic, 303-5 mulier taceat in ecclesia, 742 
Muller, Hermann: "Beitrage zur Kenntnis del' Hypermesis Gravidarum," J.'s abstract, 414; "Ein Fall von induzierten Irresein nebst anschliessenden Erorterungen," 414 
mulungu, 240 mungu, 240 
Murray, Henry A.: "Conclusions" to Explorations in Personality, 269n Miirren, advertisement for, 170 Mussolini, Benito/Il Duce, 127, 165, 
576, 578, 579 mutilation, numinous, 348 Myers, F.H.W., 477 
mysteria of early Christianity, I 15 mysterium: iniquitatis, 690; tremen- 
dum, 270 
mystery(-ies): ancient, 120, 122; as expression of psychological condition, 270 
mystical experiences, 577 
mysticism, 98; medieval, 280 mystics, and experience of archetypes, 
98 
myth(s), 38; and collective uncon- 
scious, 487; as mental therapy, 238; motifs, 38, 39, 228, 515; and mythologizing factor, 592; reinterpretation of, 736; as symbols that happened, 247 
mythologem, theological preaching as, 682 
mythology, 41, 91, 354; ambivalence in, 443; archetypal motifs in, 658; Greek, see Greek s.v.; opposites in, 443, 444; a psychic phenomenon of the present, 327; Scandinavian, 92; truth of, 328 

N 
N aassenes, 67 I, 827 
Nacke, Paul: Ueber Familienmord durch Geisteskranke, J.'s review, 386 
Nagel, Hildegard, 645n, 654n Nageli, -, (Freiburg im Breisgau), 296 
Nag Hamadi, Upper Egypt, 67 In 
N agy, Peter: trans. into Hungarian of Jung's On the Psychology of the Unconscious, J.'s foreword, 455-56 namazu, 33n 
Napoleon I, 22 I, 222 Napoleon Ill, 299 
nation(s): in collective misery, 577; psychology of, 571 
National Industrial Recovery Act (U.SA), 575n 
National Investigations Committee on Aerial Phenomena (NICAP), 626n; J.'s statement to, 63 I, 632 nationalism, 567 
National Recovery Administration (U.S.A.), 575&n 
National Socialism/Nazi (srn) , 165, 289, 574, 594, 7 I 5 
Nature, 156; conquest of, 261; dedeification of, 593, 602; demands death, 275; demonism of, 593, 594; de-psychization of, 591, 593-95; man and, 255, 260; populated with monstrous machines, 260; -spirit, 649 
Navaho, see American Indians: 
North 
Nazi(s), see National Socialism N eandert halensis, 2 14 
N~ar East, symbolism of dying god 
111, 239 
Nebuchadnezzar, dream of, 109, 110 negativism, 371 
Negro(es), 35, 46, 47, 148; dreams of, 37-40, 552&n; myth, 119; psychoses of, 552; religion of, 552; thoughts "in the belly," 10; and white man, idealization of, 552 

Neiditsch, Jeanne, 398n Nekyia, 38, 107 
Nelken, Jan, 433n; "Analytische Beobachtungen uber Phantasien eines Schizophrenen," J.'s comment on Tausk's criticism, 433-37 
neo-paganism, 569, 576, 647 
Nerval, Gerard de (pseudonym of Gerard Labrunie), 545; J.'s lecture on, 779 
nervous system, of analyst, 154 Neue Preussische Zeitung, 296 
Neue Zurcher Zeitung, J.'s letters in, 427n 
Neumann, Erich, 474, 485, 529; Amor and Psyche, 668; Depth Psychology and a New Ethic, J.'s foreword, 616-20; The Origins and History of Consciousness, 474n; J.'s foreword, 474-75 
Neumann, Karl Eugen: Die Reden Gotamo Buddhos, J.'s comment on, 697&n 
Neumann, Therese, see Therese of Konnersreuth 
neuralgia, 374 
neurology ( -ists), 341; Freud's theories and, 388 
neurosis, 24, 340; adaptation process in, 449; as attempt at self-cure, 168, 169; childhood as origin of, in later life, 420; compulsion, see compulsion; definition, 167; as expression of affections of whole man, 357; a moral problem, 6 17; psychogenic nature of, 380; psychological conception of, 341, 390; psychology and therapy of, 357, 358; reason for, 274; sexual theory of, 388, 402, 438; structure of, 665; symbolic value of, 652; a terra incognita, 354; as transitory phase, 284 
neurotic(s): behaviour of, 197; complexes in, 353; isolation of, 105; symptoms, 187 
New Mexico, J.'s visit to, 123, 554 New York Times, 438, 564n Nicholas of Cusa, 682 

888 

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INDEX 

INDEX 

Nicholas von der FlUe, see Brother Klaus 
Niehus- J ung, Marianne, 566n Nietzsche, Friedrich Wilhelm, 3 I, 199, 233, 394, 395, 463, 492, 546, 560, 634, 72 I; and "blond beast," 573; Dudu and Suleika, 546&n; Genealogy of Morals, Freud's work compared to, 439; madness of, 620; and Superman, 600; Thus Spake Zarathustra, 3 I, 202, 546&n, 578; -, and Kerner, parallel, 200, 201 
nihil est in intellectu ... , 9 Nile, 121 
nirduandua., 620, 720 Nirvana, 667 Nonconformists, 283 
normality: mental and moral conflicts of, 606; and neurosis, closeness of, 25 I 
"nothing but": Freud's explanation, 277; people as, 274 
nuclear deterrent, 245 
numbers: archetypes and, 497, 498; as autonomous entities, 497, 498; as mythological entities, 203; in table-tilting experiment, 305, 306; see also four; thirteen; three 
numina, flight of, 261 
numinosity: of cultural symbols, 253; destruction of, 254; loss of, 254; of words, 257 
Nuremberg: first German railway from, 308n; see also Psychoanalytic Congresses s.u. Second 
o 
obedience, primordial instinct of, 72 I object: and subject, see subject; and withdrawal of projection, 668 objectivation of impersonal images, 
166, 173, 179 
observation, sources of error in, 307 Observer (London), 58In obsession(s), 206; psychotherapy of, 
362 

obsessional neurosis, 388 Occam's Razor, 37In 
occult phenomena, 293-329, 378 Odin, 443 
Odyssey, 38 
Oedipus complex, 479 
olfactory organ, degeneration of, in man, 325, 326 
Olympiodorus, 75 I 
one-sidedness, 6; of conscious mind, 3 I 6, 62 I; of Western attitude, 655 operations, cosmetic, 347 
opposites, 245;' balancing of, 620; collision of, 620; conflict of: crucifixion as, 688; -, and individuation, 727; -, in normal people, 607; cooperation of, 719; divine, 689; functions as, 18; inner confrontation of, 35 I; pairs of, see below; problem of, and Assumption of Mary, 714; structure of, 35 I; suspension between, 689; symbolism of, 35 I; system of, in mania, 35 I; union of, see below; wrenched apart, in Germans, 600 
opposites, pairs of: contained in one word, 443; instances, 245, 443, 444, 719 (see also Christ s.v. and devil; good and evil; male and female; right and left); and symbols, 226 
opposites, union of, II8, II9, 122; and enantiodromia, 7 I I; and Holy Spirit, 689, 69 I; in man, 689, 734; in symbol, 259; in transcendent function, 690 
opus alchymicum/alchemical, 59 I; as creation of world, repeated, 72 I, 722; as hierosgamos, 748 
opus diuinum, 72 I 
opus nostrum, 171 
organ-inferiority, 481 
organic disease, and archetypal sym- 
bols, 103, 133, 134 Oriental, see East/Eastern Origen, 23 I, 688 
Orphic cult, I 17 
Orthodox Church, 281, 282 

Orthos, 315, 316 
Osiris, 694&n; and Horus, 239 Oxford Group Movement, 162, 272, 
739 
Oxyrhynchus sayings of Jesus, 122 
P 
padma (lotus), 578 Page, George H., 826&n 
paintings/ dra wings, by patients: in psychiatric diagnosis, 802; value of, 530 
Paleolithic Age, 39 
paleontology, 2 14 Palestine, 108 
Pali Canon, see Buddha s.v. palmistry, 820 
Pammeter, 788 
pantokrator, 694 
Papal Bull: Summis desiderantes, 
607 
papyrus, Gnostic, in Cop tic (lung Codex), 67I&n, 826 
Paracelsus, 75 I, 784, 785; "De tinctura physicorum," 676; De vita longa, ed. Adam v. Bodenstein, 676n; on Hyliaster, 462-64; Siimmtliche Werke, ed. K. Sudhoff, 784&n; and scientific medicine, 462 
paraesthesia, 389 
paralysis: and unconscious memory, 
303; of the will, 329 paranoia, 379 parapraxes, 479 
parapsychological experiences, 3 I 7, 660, 694n 
parapsychological phenomena: Jung's own, 322; sources of, 319; truth of, 329 
parapsychology, 320, 326, 327; future of, 510, 51 I 
parents: influence of, in childhood neurosis/hysteria, 374, 485, 805, 806, 822; liberation from, 156, 157; psychic situation of, 358, 61 I 

Paris, 47, 52 
parousia, 68 I, 69 I, 693 Parsifal, 742 
participation mystique, see L Bruhl 
Pascal, Constanza: "Les Mala, mentales de Robert Schumar 42In 
Passover, feast of, 674 pathography, 336 
pathology, psychosexual, 380, 381 patient (s): in auto-erotic insulati 
146; face to face with theraj: 139, 140; language of, 225, 2 own need for knowledge, 470 
Patricius and Hilarius, soothsay' 
296 
Patristic literature, 283 patterns of behaviour, 828 
Paul, St., 247, 280, 298, 695, 6 727; and cursing, 646; Jewi Gnostic presuppositions of, 652; resurrection of Christ, 692, 6! vision of Christ, 705 
Pauli, Wolfgang, 285n, 473; "The: f1uence of Archetypal Ideas on 1 Scientific Theories of Keple Peale, Norman Vincent, 638n 473n 
pendulum, automatic, 295, 296, 3 penis: amputation of, 347; and lingl 
symbolism, 249, 250 penitence, 7 I 9 Peratics, 67 I, 827 
perception: olfactory, 325; un co scious, 28, 3 I 3 
perineum, I I 
Pernety, A. J.: Dictionnaire myth hermetique, 75 I 
perpetuum mobile, 174 
Perry, John Weir: The Self in Ps chotic Process, J.'s foreword, 35: 56 
persecution, and secret love, 600 Persian religion, I 17 
persona, 49, 579&n; of public figur 579; and unconscious, 453 personality: activated portions of tl 

890 

891 

INDEX 

INDEX 

personality (cont.) : 
unconscious as, 3 12; archaic, in ourselves, 20; centre of, 179; fragmentary, 73, 100; future, 22; magic, 155; splinter-, 309 
personification of unconscious con- 
tents, 3 I 2 
Peter, St., 122, 692 Peter of Toledo, 796 Peterson, Frederick, 27n 
"petites perceptions," see Leibniz petitio principii, 689 
petra scandali, 744 
Pfister, Oskar: "Ein Fall von psychoanalytischer Seelsorge und Seelenheilung," 4 I 4; "Psychoanalytische Seelsorge und experimentelle Moralpadagogik," 414; "Wahnvorstellung und Schulerselbstmord," 414 
Pharaoh, 104; twice-born, 157 pharmakon athanasias, 107 phenomenology, 289 
Philo Judaeus, 652&n 
philosophy: Chinese, see China/ Chinese s.u.; medieval, 174; and psychology, 87, 355, 617; spiritualistic, 315 
Philp, H. L.: Jung and the Problem 
of Euil, extracts, 702-19 phlegmone, 237 Phocaeans, 1I3&n Phorkyade, 749 
physics, microphysics, and complex psychology, 472, 473 
Pieron, H.: "La Theorie des emotions et les donnees actuelles de la physiologie," 42 I n 
Pilcz, Alexander: Lehrbuch der speziellen Psychiatrie fur Studierende und Aerzte, ].'s review, 384 
pioneer work, 52 I 
Pirke Eliezer, 674 
piscina, I 16, I I 7 "Pitch-birds"/Pechuogel, 23 Pithecanthropus, 214 
Pius, Roman bishop, 116 
Pius XI, Pope, 759n; Encyclical: 
Casti Connubii, 759&n, 809&n 

Pius XII, Pope: Apostolic Constitu- 
tion, 68 I n, 742n Plato, 280, 315 Pleroma, 670 Plokker, ]. H., 826n pneuma, 155 
poetry, Freudian type of, 765, 766 Poimen, Shepherd, in vision of Her- 
mas, 116 poisonings, 38 I 
Piildinger, WaIter: "Zur Bedeutung bildernischen Gestaltens in der psychiatrischen Diagnostik," 802n Polia, 545 
Poliphilo, see under Colonna politeness, archaic, 20 political economy, 355 politics, 564, 565, 567 poltergeists, 294 
Polynesians, 240 
Pompey, 554 
Pope: private blessing for ]., 27 I, 272; see also Boniface VIII; Pius XI; Pi us XII 
population, over-, 260, 261 
Porphyry, I I 7 Portugal, 554 
possession, 599; demonic, 228; states of, 374 
Pototsky, -: "Die Verwertbarkeit des Assozia tionsversuches fur die Beurteilung der traumatischen Neurosen," ].'s abstract, 414 
power complex, see complex(es) s.u. powers, supreme, 733, 734 
prayer, 681, 682 
prejudices, positive or negative, 253 Priapus, stele of, in Verona, 444 Price, Harry, 575&n; An Account of 
Some Further Experiments with Willy Schneider, 575n; The Phenomena of Rudi Schneider, 575n 
priests: Catholic, trained as psychotherapists, 287; vs. doctor, consulted for psychological trouble, 268; as sacrifice, 274 
primitive(s): anger in, 24; consciousness in, 10, 3 I 6; and dreams, 85, 

I I I, 192, 193, 285, 286, 556, 557; and initiation rites, 157; and intuition, 15; loss of numinosity in, 254; meaning of ceremonies, 240; and monotony, 614; and pain, 104; politeness of, 20; psyche unsynthesized in, 194; psychology, I I, 42, 159, 192, 354, 553-56, 562, 563; and sexual intercourse, 128; and snake, 125; soul among, 24; storytellers, 247, 248; superstitions of, 24 I; thinking of, 10, 204 
primitivity in inner world of man, 256 
priuatio boni, 682, 689, 709, 7 I 0, 712,714,715,726 
progress, age of, 583 
projection, 136, 137; of archaic personality, 577; of archetypes, see archetype (s) s.u.; and Christ, see Christ; in dream-analysis, 220; of emotional contents, 138; of fatherimage, 159, 160, 277, 577; impersonal, 155, 160, 161; integration of, 3 I 6; mutual, 140; mythological forms of, 577; of personal images, 160; an unconscious mechanism, 137, 138; withdrawal of, 593, 668; prophecy, 295, 296, 298; and hallucination, 46 I 
prophets, frenzy of, 596 
proportio sesquitertia/ratio of 3: I, 473, 476 
prostitution, 384 
Protestantism, 7 I I; and care of souls, 602; God in, 729; and integration of psychological experience, 732; ritual life of, 273; splitting of into new denominations, 273; uncertainty of, 273 
Protestants, 231, 246, 263, 714; and Holy Spirit, 680; neurosis among, 284; as patients, 162; -, complexes among, see complexes s.u.; and self-knowledge, 816 
Proven~al, I 15 Provence, I 17 

jJTouidentia Dei, 684 
Przywara, Erich, 689; Deus semper maior, 689n 
pseudologia phantastica, 596, 604 psychanalysis, 388; see also psychoanalysis 
psyche, 347n; American, 3 I 6; basic function of, 166; and biological causality, 466; "comparative anat· omy" of, 228; and consciousness, see consciousness s.u.; dissociability of, 195, 664; and geographical locality, 465; as historical structure, 356; and loss of moral and spiritual values, 255; man's greatest danger, 320; man's greatest instrument, 263; and matter, 314; not a tabula rasa, 235; not atom, is primary, 349; as object and subject, 7, 126; objective, 665, 763; of patient, 349, 355; phenomenology of, 309; prehistoric, identity with, 259; primitive, loss of, 258; primordial, I I I; reality of, 35 I, 665, 666; relation to physiology and biology, 385; study of, 5; and sympathetic system, 464; theological devaluation of, 73 I; and time and space, 287; unconscious, 7, 36, 78, 193; undervaluation of, 263 
psychiatrist/alienist, 349, 350, 352; and patients' psychology, 356; and psychological aspect of his cases, 
356 
psychiatry, 354, 355, 367, 368, 372, 373, 375; and documentary evidence, 350; Freud's importance for, 388; German, 403; judicial, 386 
psychic reality, 35 I "psychic smells," 326 
psychoanalysis: and empirical evi· dence, 424; goal of, 395; and morality, 395; "wild," 425 psychoanalytic training, need for, 
424 
	Psychoanalytic 	Congresses: 	First, 
Salzburg, 335n, 392; Second, Nur- 

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893 

INDEX 

INDEX 

894 
895 
Psychoanalytic Congresses (cont.): emberg, 423&n, 426, 551 n; Third, Weimar, 423n, 446n psychodiagnostics, 637 psychogalvanic effect, 26, 27 psychography/automatic writing, 302, 
304, 337 
psychoid(s), 683, 705; factor, 508 psychological institute, Bern, 333 psychologism, 559, 705, 729 
	psychology/psychologist (s) : 	aca- 
demic, 249, 460, 559; of the ages, 133; analytical, 563; of ancient Egyptians, 103; chaos in, 127; collective, 163; comparative, 539; compartment, 153, 242; of consciousness, 7; empirical, 309, 561, 569, 664; -, and Holy Spirit, 690; English, 9; exile, 282; experimental, 307; and factor of value, 260; and feeling, 14; four-dimensional, 59; French, see France/ French s.v.; German, 12; Hindu, see Hindu s.v.; introspective, 67; medical, 6; medieval, 163; modern, 7, 103, 31~ 59~ 61~ 617; national and racial, 565; and national problems, 566-81; needs widening of its horizon, 320; normal, 375; objective, 125; pathological, 353, 354; philosophical, 242; and philosophy, 773-75; practical, 19; primitive, see primitive(s) s.v.; public interest in, 610; as real life adventure, 249; the science of the future, 589; of the statement, 307 
[Jsychopath, Hitler as, 605 
Jsychopathology, 6, 353, 376 Jsychophysical parallelism, 34, 65 psychosis, 353, 383; aetiology of, 381; 
affective, 365 (see also manicdepression) ; autochthonous descriptions, 350; classification of, 379, 386; and collective unconscious, 484; confusional, 32; motility, see catatonia; mythological fragments in, 259; outbreak of, 

355; psychology of, 349, 651; see also insanity; schizophrenia psychosomatic medicine, 355, 357 psychosynthesis, 398, 399 
	psychothera pists: 	physical 	illness 
among, 154; priests trained as, 287 
psychotherapy, 223, 390; aims of, 316; a craft, 126; description of, 606; as dialectical discussion with the unconscious, 664, 667; and emotions of patient, 138; goal of, 819; hypnotic, 378 
puberty, 233; rites, 157 
Pueblo Indians, see American In- 
dians s.v. 
purusha, 828; Elijah as, 675 Pythagoras, 674 Pythagoreans, 203 
Q 
quaternity: alchemical, 717; Catholic, 7 I 2, 7 I 4; devil/Satan as fourth member, 712, 732; divine,. 232; and Godhead, 715; and shadow, 714; as symbol of psychic totality, 473; totality as, 688, 7 I 3; Trinity and, 688; as unity, 7 I 3 
Quest, the, 285, 289 
quinarius/ quinio/quincunx, 7 I 2, 713 Quisling, Vidkun, 604 
Quispel, Gilles, 65 I &n, 67 I n, 826n; "Tragic Christianity," J.'s foreword to, 65 I-53 
R 
races, study of, 47 racial inheritance, 37 radioactivity, 541 Rahner, Hugo, 485 railways, 308&n 
Rank, Otto, 446n, 485, 55 I n; ed. 
Imago, 425n 
rapport between doctor and patient, 

144, 168, 224, 225 
Rasmussen, Knud, 286; Across Arctic America, 286n 
rationalism, 273, 705; materialistic, 743; and superstition, complementary, 318 
rationality, 3 I 8 
Ravenna, 761 
reaction time, prolongation of, 49 redeemer, 38, 743 
reductio in primam figuram, 84, 85 reduction to infantile material, 435, 
436 
Rees, J. R., 135 
regression, 43 I, 570&n; infantile, 159; into history, 574; national, 573 
Reibmayer, Albert: Die Entwicklungsgeschichte des Talentes und Genies, J.'s review, 385-86 Reichhardt, M.: Leitfaden zur psychiatrischen Klinik, J.'s review, 378-79 
Reith, Marian, 692n relativism, 7 
relativity, theory of, 68 relativization of moral values, 233 religio medici, 641 
religion, 167; an absolute experience, 289; anaemia of, 261; archetypes and, 519; comparative, 354; and creed, distinction, 724, 725; cultural symbols in, 253; Fascism as, 165; future, 277; as mental hygiene, 698; "psychologizing" of, 659; psychology of, 474, 476; as psychotherapeutic systems, 162, 519, 658, 699; and science, conflict, 289; symbols in, 212; world, 246 
religious: conversion, 259; develop- 
ment, 267 
Renaissance, 545, 736 
Rene d'Anjou, 545, 759 reparation, of the collective, 452 representations, "dim," 7 
	representations 	collectives 	(Levy- 

Bruhl), 201, 228, 233, 238, 253; origins of, 240; of religions, 728; symbols as, 212 
repression, 188, 478, 479 respectability, 684 
Revault d'Allones, G.: "L'Explication physiologique de l'emotion," 421n 
revelation, new, 267 
Rheinau Sanatorium (Canton Zurich),417 
Rhine, J. B., 319, 473, 499, 500, 504; New Frontiers of the Mind, 313n; The Reach of the Mind, 313n 
Rhodesia: prehistoric sun-wheel man- 
dalas of, 39&n, 516 Richet, Alfred, 314 Rickert, Heinrich, 771 &n Ricksher, Charles, 27n 
right and left, in John (Acts of Peter), 735&n 
Riklin, Franz, 429; J.'s abstracts: 
"Analytische Untersuchungen der Symptome und Assoziationen eines Falles von Hysterie," 416-17; "Beitrag zur Psychologie der kataleptischen Zustande bei Katatonie," 418-19; "Die diagnostische Bedeutung von Assoziationsversuchen bei Hysterischen," 417; "Hebung epileptischer Amnesien durch Hypnose," 415; "Kasuistische Beitrage zur Kenntnis hysterischer Assoziationsphanomene," 410; "Psychologie und Sexualsymbolik der Marchen," 419; "Ober Gefangnispsychosen," 419; "Ober Versetzungsbesserungen," 417; Wunscherfullung und Symbolik im Miirchen, 419; "Zur Psychologie hysterischer Dammerzustande und des Ganserschen Symptoms," 415; - unpublished lecture on omnipotence of thoughts, 445n 
Rippon, T. S., 287 
rite de sortie, 595 Ritschl, Albrecht, 739&n 

INDEX 

INDEX 

"Beitrag zur Psyder hysterischen 
ritual: of life, 273; psychology of, 271 
Robert I, tile Wise, 797 
Roberts, William A., 634; "Analysis and Faith," 634n 
Roman Catholic Church, see Catholic Church 
Romantic Movement, 294, 77 I, 772, 775 
Rome/Roman(s): Mithraeum, 117; 
pestilence in, I 16; psychic change in, 554; Senate, 11 I; Tarpeian rock, 117 
Roosevelt, Franklin Delano, 575&n Roques, Hedwig von, see Beit Rosarium philosophorum, 797-800 rose, mystic, 759 
Rosenbach, -, 379 
Rosencreutz, Christian: Chymische H ochzeit, 748 
Rosenthal, Hugo, 768, 825n; "Der Typengegensatz in der judischen Religionsgeschichte," 768n "Rosinus ad Sarratantam," 800 
Ross, T. A., 129 
Rothe, Frau, 302 
Rouma, Georges: "Un cas de mythomanie, Contribution a l'etude du mensonge et de la fabulation chez l'enfant," 421n 
Ruach, Elohim, 592, 687 
Russia, 188, 569, 580; Freudian psychology in, 398n; primitivity of, 254 
S 
Saalburg, I 17 
Sachs, Hanns: ed. Imago, 425n sacrifice: of Christ, 275, 276; of god 
of spring, 446; of phallus, in ancient cults, 446; priest as, see priest; problem of, 434, 436 
sacrificial symbols in Negroes' dreams, 
552&n 
sacrificium intellect us, 728 
Sadger, Isidor: Konrad Ferdinand 

M eyer, Eine pathographisch-psychologische Studie, ].'s review, 336-38 
St. Moritz, 129 
Sal petriere school, 5 I 5 
Salzburg, see Psychoanalytic Con- 
gresses s.v. First samadhi, 620 Samyutta-Nikaya, 31 rn 
San Clemente Church, Rome, I 17 Sanskrit, 67, 82, 178 
Sans Souci, 2 I I 
Saoshyant, 676 
sarcomatosis, case of, 58 sarcophagus, vision of, 758 
Satan, see devil/Satan 
saviour: complex, see complex s.v.; 
expectation, 161 
sayings of Jesus, see Christ s.v. Scandinavian mythology, 92 sca pegoa ts, 97 
Schaer, Hans, 474; Erlosungsvorstellungen und ihre psychologischen Aspekte, 474n; Religion and the Cure of Souls in lung's Psychology, 474n 
Scharf (-Kluger), Riwkah, 825n; "Die Gestalt Satans im Alten Testament"/Satan in the Old Testament, 649&n, 7 I In 
Schelling, F.W.]. von: on "eternal 
unconscious," 477, 5 I 5 Schemer, K. A., 361 
Schia parelli, Giovanni, 3 I 4 
Schiller, Johann Christoph Friedrich von, 30; in servant-girl's hallucinations, 298 
schizophrenia/dementia praecox, 335, 353-55; and association experiment, 54, 353; and collective contents of the unconscious, 483; complexes in, 72; and cure, 101; and demonism, 648; diagnosis of, 385; dissociation in, 100; ego split in, I I; fantasies in, and historical parallels, 446; Freud's theory and, 388, 389; hallucinations in, 389; and hysteria, 406; neologisms, 349; 

organic factor in, 335; paintings in, 176, 177; patient's vision, 41; personality changes in, 12; psychology of, 354; regional variations in diagnosis, 384; splinter-complexes in, 482; unconscious in, 353; uncultivated deserts of, 371; world in state of, 254 
Schleich, Carl Ludwig: Those Were Good Days, 462n; Die Wunder der Seele, ].'s foreword, 462-66 Schloss, Jerome, ].'s memorial, 757 Schmaltz, Gustav: Komplexe Psychologie und korperliches Symp- 
tom, ].'s foreword, 357-58; Ostliche Weisheit und westliche Psychotherapie, 664n 
Schmid-Guisan, Hans, 825n; J.'s In Memoriam, 760-61; Tag und Nacht, 761; -, ].'s foreword, 759-60 
Schmitz, Oskar A. H.: Miirchen aus dem Unbewussten, J.'s foreword, 762-64 
Schneider brothers, 575 Schneiter, C., 825n 
Schnyder, -: Definition et nature de l'hystlirie, J.'s abstract, 419 scholasticism, 463 
Schopenhauer, Arthur, 168, 2 13, 5 I 5, 560, 788; on sanctity, 294; on "unconscious will," 477; Parerga und Paralipomena, 294; The World as Will and Idea, 294n 
Schreber, Daniel Paul: Memoirs of 
My Nervous Illness, 667-68 Schrenck-Notzing, Albert von, 341&n Schubert, Gotthilf Heinrich von, 361 Schulinus (Johann Heinrich Schue- 
lin): De Elia corvorum alumno, 674 
Schumann, -, Professor, 333 Schurer, Emil: "Zur V orstellung von der Besessenheit im Neuen Testament," 648 Schwarzwald, -: 
chopathologie 

Dammerzustande und Automatismen," ].'s abstract, 420 
Schweitzer, Albert, 680-82, 697n Schweizer Gesellschaft fur Psychiatrie, 46rn 
Schweizerischer Beobachter, 327 Schweizer Lexikon, J.'s article in, 648n 
science: authority of, 466; as power for good or ill, 598, 599; psychic consequences of, 594, 595; and religious experience, 289, 738 
scintilla, self as, 725, 734 
seances, educated people and, 3 I 9 Seif, Leonhard, 423&n 
sejunction theory (Wernicke), 376 self: as archetype, 484, 694, 725, 
734; city as synonym for, 122; Elijah as, 675; in four dimensions, 60; -interest, 587; -knowledge, 588, 818, 819; loss of, 24; realization of, 694, 695; seeks consciousness, 72 I; symbols of, and symbols of Deity, 719; theological aspect of, 659; as totality of man, 719 
sensation: extinction of, 370, 371; function, 12-14,16-18,28,43,219; type, 18, 19 
sense-perceptions, subliminal, 199 sensitiveness, intensification of, 50 Serrano, Miguel: The Visits of the 
Queen of Sheba, J.'s foreword, 788 sex: and neurosis, 128; pathology of, 
380 
sexual: concretism, 434; ethics, 384; misdemeanours, 393; morality, natural/cultural, 384; mysteries, 445 sexuality: biological conception of, 429; and neurosis, 388 
shadow, 280, 484, 620; assimilation of, 708, 7 I 0; compensatory significance of, 617; confrontation with, 728; destructive, 254; in Gnosticism, 716; integration of, 619; and Iron Curtain, 245; living one's own, 23; loss of, 23; our own, 245; projection of, 160; -side, 24, 22 I; in Trinity, 7 I 6, 74 I; -world, 2 I 

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Shakti, 120 shamanism, 253&n, 648 
Shaw, George Bernard: Man and Su- 
jJerman, I 64&n Shiva, 120, 181 Shunamite, 675 Sicily, see Messina sight, second, 328 
Silberer, Herbert, 435; Problems of Mysticism and Its Symbolism, 753n; "Dber die Symbolbildung," 435n; "Von den Kategorien der Symbolik," 435n 
similia similibus curantur, 6 Simon the Essene, 108, 109 Simon Magus, 108, 545 simulation, 375 
sin, original! peccatum originale, 687 Sisyphus, labour of, 601 
Skolts, Lappish, of Finland, 783 sleep: magnetic, 295; "waking," 295 Socialism, 573, 579 
society, individual's separation from, 
453 
Society for Freudian Researches, Zu- 
rich, 334 
Society for Psychotherapy, 639, 640 Soho, 70 
Sol, and Luna, 120 sola fide, 738 
somnabulism(-ists), 295, 296, 317, 340,374; hallucinations in, 461 
Son, as intermediary between Father 
and Holy Spirit, 688 Son of Man, 829 soothsaying, 296 Sophia, 689 
Sophocles, I I I, 112; Sophoclis Pab- 
ulae, ed. Pearson, I 12n Sorbonne, 52 
sorcerer, 156 
sorcery, 328 
Sorokin, Pitirim A., 638n 
soul: bush-, 194, 205; and collective function, 454; cure of, 602, 669; daily need of, 274; existence of, after death, 309; language of, 284; 
lonely, 276; loss of, 46, 194, 195, 277; paradoxical, 689; part-, 309; problem of, 558; spiritual development of, 689; vision of, rising from sarcophagus, 758; world-, 464; -, sparks of, 59 I 
sound, as oscillations, 9 
Southwark, Bishop of (Richard Parsons), 281-84, 286, 289 
space and time: an illusion, 287; as limiting factors, 3 15; and psychic totality, 695; relativation of, 3 13, 319, 473, 475, 511, 696; unconscious independent of, 3 I 5 
Spain, I 12, I 16, 122, 554, 579 speech, modern, 255 
Spencer-Brown, G., 496; "Statistical Significance in Psychical Research," 496n 
Speyr, - von, Professor, 444n 
Spier, Julius: The Hands of Children, J.'s foreword, 820-2 I 
spirit (s): aim of, 3 I 4; archetype, 649; communicating with, 293, 313; of the departed, as personified unconscious content, 3 14; existence of, 3 13; God as, 155; happiness in, 583, 584; and matter, split between, 733; as psychic phenomena, 312 
spiritism, 293n; see also spiritualism 
spiritualism, 73, 293-307, 3 I 2, 648; American, 299, 314; compensatory significance of, 314; dual nature of, 293; and ionization investigation, 660; physical phenomena in, 306; primitive projection in, 3 I 6; reality of phenomena in, 307, 319; a religious belief, 293 
spiritualists, 302, 306, 308 spiritus, 155 
Spiritus Sanetus, 158; see also Holy 
Ghost 
spittle, magical effect of, 240 springs of water, I 17 
Stalin, Joseph, 575 
star: over Bethlehem, 576; of David, 
7 I 6; red, of Russia, 576 
State: belief in, 744; as ghost, 57276, 579, 580; as highest authority, 695; personification of, 578 
Stein, Philipp: "Tatbestandsdiagnostische Versuche bei Untersuchungsgefangenen," J.'s abstract, 411 Steiner, RudoIf, 681 
Stekel, WilheIm, 390n; Nervose Angstzustiinde und ihre Behandlung, J.'s review, 390, 391; ed. with A. Adler, Zentralblatt fur Psychoanalyse, 425n 
steUa matutina, 226 Stenia festival, 121 n Stern, WilIiam, 307&n 
Stoll, DUo: Suggestion und Hypnotismus in der Volkerpsyehologie, 648 
Strack, H. L., and Paul Billerbeck: 
Kommentar zum Neuen Testament, 675 
Strauss, E. B., 29, 57, 58, 60, 62, 63, 133,134 
subject and object: of equal tance, 61 1; oneness of, 42; as, 7 
subliminality, 222 
suffering, 697-99 
Sufism, 545n 
suggestibility, 370-72; during sleep (MolI),377 
suggestion, 605; definition of, 377; under hypnosis, 699; and masses, 610; method, 295; therapy, 340, 603 
suicide, 260 
Summis desiderantes, Papal Bull, 607 Summum Bonum, 72 I; as Christ's fa- 
ther, 7 17; and dark side, 734; God as, see God; Three/trinity as, 712; victims of, 725 
sun: Father, 247,274,288; -god, 121; -image, archetypal, 39; -wheel, 39, 95, 186; -, in paleolithic (? ) Rhodesian rock-drawings, 39&n; worshippers: Elgonyi, 240; _, 
Imporpsyche 
898 
Pueblo Indians, 10 
Sunday Referee, 343n 
Superman, 578, 579, 600 superstition, 327; of modern man, 241 Supreme Being, 246 
Sutras: Amitayur Dhyana Sutra, 739 Suttie, Ian, 60-62 
Swahili, 240 
swastika (s), 569, 576; as mandala, 578 
Swedenborg, Emanuel, 297&n, 299 Switzerland/Swiss, 161; at battle of St. Jacob, 87; dialect, 23; and freedom, 580; frontier, in dream, 150; and Great War, 46; and harvest blessing, 178; journey from, in dream, 86; national character/temperament, 127, 328, 585-87, 596; village, in dream, 79 
sword, ancient, in dream, 113 Sylvester, St., I 17 
symbol (s): interpretation of, 225; natural vs. cultural, 253; as natural products, 2 I I; religious, 244-52, 827; and reunion of opposites, 259; and sign, differentiated, 212 
symbolic life, need for, 273, 274 symbolism: of collective unconscious, 38; of manners, 20; mythological, 240; Oriental, 67; study of, 264; taking refuge in, 282 
symbolum, 719 
sympathetic system, 134, 464; animal symbols of, 179 
symptom, definition of, 568 synchronicity, 34, 69, 3 19, 49 I, 655, 696; and archetypes, 500, 501, 508; and astrology, 497, 504, 506; J.'s letter to Fierz on, 502-7; and statistical material, 494 
syncretism: Hellenistic-Asiatic, 554; Jewish, 652 
T 
table-turning, 294-g6, 299, 302, 304 Tabor, transfiguration on, 674 
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Tacitus: Historiae, 674 Tagus river, 112 Talmud, 83, 248 Tantalus Club, 445 Tantra chakra, 578 
Tantric( -ism), 95, 120; ].'s seminar on, 707&n; mandala in, 578; philosophy, 553; Yoga, I 1,516 
Tao, 69, 119,667,717; and Christ, contrasted, 737; as dyadic monad, 7 I 5; and opposites, cooperation of, 719; as self, 720 
Taoist, 68 
T ao-te-ching (Lao-tzu), 539n Tarpeian rock, I I 7 
Tausk, Victor, 433-37, 433n Tavistock Clinic, see Institute of 
Medical Psychology 
Tavistock Institute of Human Rela- 
tions, 606n 
teacher, and shadow, 485 team-spirit, 585-87 
technology, effect of, on psyche, 614, 
615 
telepathic phenomena, 15 
temenos, 123, 178, 179 
Temple, Frederick, Archbishop, 679 temple: in magic circle, 178; prosti- 
tution rite in Babylon, 159 
Terence: Heauton Timorumenos, 45n tertium comparationis, 364, 653 Tertullian: De praescriptione here- 
ticorum, 676 
tetrad, God as, 715 Tetrarch of Palestine, ro8 Thayer, Ellen, 654n Theatrum chemicum, 753n theologoumenon, 743 
theology: and the practical man, 268; and primordial images, 716; and psychology, 354,716,742,743 Theosebeia, 545 
theosophy, 554; primitive projection in, 316 
Therapeutai, 108 
therapist, character of, 439; see also analyst; doctor 

Therese of Konnersreuth (Therese Neumann), 660&n 
Thesmophoria, 12 In 
thinking: in the belly, 10; function, 12, 13, 16, 17, 43, 219; in the heart, 10; mechanistic, 3 I 6; of primitives, 10; subliminal, 461; type, see type s.u.; see also thought(s) 
thirteen, 256 
Thomas Aquinas, St., 688; Summa theologica, 688n 
Thomist philosophy, 475 
Thompson, R. Camp bell : The Epic of Gilgamish, 105n 
thought (s): a late discovery, 24 I; -patterns, collective, 234; see also 
	thinking 	. 
three plus one, 713, 732, 741; ratio/ proportio sesquitertia, 473, 476 Thury, Professor, see Cassini 
Tiamat, dragon in Babylonian myth, 
105 
Tibetan philosophy, 95 Tifereth, 738 
time machine, 28 
time and space, see space and time timelessness, and realization of self, 
694 Tiresias, 38 
Toledo, 121, 122; cathedral, 112-15 Toletum, 114 
tongue, slips of, 532 totalitarianism, 596, 659 
totality: Eastern apperception of, 655; as four, 715; image of, 9; of man, 122; psychic, and quaternity symbol, 473; as three, 715 
tractability, 37 I, 372 
trance: and demonism, 648; speak- 
ing in, 302, 304 
transcendence, prayer and, 681 transcendent function, 690 transference, 134-37, 472, 492, 577; 
aetiology of, 143; in alchemy, 753; to animals, 141; and archetypes, 164,486; collapse of, 142; as compensation, 168; counter-, 140, 142, 

150; as dialogue between partners, 493; dreams in, see dreams s.u.; erotic, 141; father, 160,277; Freud on, 480, 486; heightened, 451, 452; as hindrance, 151; intensity of, 142, 152; mutual unconsciousness in, 149; neurosis, 480; as projection, 136-38, 151, 152, 155; teleological value of, 168; therapy of, 154, 160 
transforma tion, in alchemy, 59 I transubstantiation, 59 I Transvaal, 39n 
transvestism, 347-48 
trauma theory, 430 
treasure, 166; in the depths, I 18; integration of, 152; singular feeling as, 329; in transference, 143 treatment, reductive, 224 
tree (s): fig-tree, 646; of knowledge, 603; of Life, 675; symbol: and Christ, 239; -, of Great Mother, 239 
tremors, intended, 303 
triad: and Kepler's astronomy, 473; lower/inferior, 713, 732 
Trinity: as archetype, 99; devil/Satan as fourth in, see devil s.u.; man as part of, 687, 689; and Mary as fourth, 681, 687, 689, 712, 714; masculine, 99, 689, 714, 733, 741; and psychological viewpoint, 649; and quaternity, 688; shadow of, 716,741; as symbol, 714 
Tripitaka, 730 Tripus aureus, 749 
truth: eschatological, 6 I 8; experience of, 558; how we know it, 288; relative or absolute, 703 
Turbo, 748 
twilight states, 302; hysterical, 4 I 5, 416 
Tylor, E. B., 562 
type(s): attitude-, 471, 483; classification into, 220; complex-constellation, 407; and dream-analysis, 217, 218; function-, 219, 471, 534; in- 

tellectual, 20; predicate, 407; thinking, 17,43,56 
typology, psychological, 471 typos (imprint), 37 
Die Tyroler ekstatischen Jungfrauen (anon.), 295n 
Tyrrell, G.N.M.: The Personality of Man, 313n 
U 
~/jwp a.lop (hudor the ion ), 59 I Ufos/flying saucers, 626-33; and American Air Force, 627, 632, 633; extra-terrestrial origin of, 628, 629, 632; Flying Saucer Reuiew, 626n; in history, 63 I; and parapsychological processes, 628, 630; as psychic phenomenon, 626, 630, 63 I; as symbols, 626 
Ulysses, 38 
Unamuno, Miguel de, 581&n unconscious (the): ambivalence/two 
aspects of, 682, 683; apprehension, 305, 306; capriciousness of, 306; and Christ-phenomenon, 828; combination, 305; continuous, 9; as creative matrix of consciousness, 482; deliberations of, 237; depreciation of, 206; different conceptions of, 62, 124; discovery of, 317; as dustbin of the conscious mind, 206; empirical approach to, 477; energic charge of, 353; energy of, compared with consciousness, 314, 315; extent of, unknown, 316; goodwill of, 235; has no known limits, 738; has no time, 287; integration of, 695; interventions of, 249; as land of dreams, 315; language of, 279,285; localization of, 3 19; in manic state, 35 I; meaning of term, 8; message of, 207; neutrality of, 704; physiological aspect of, 607; powers of, 665; powers of perception of, 326; problems, exteriorization of, 322; religious aspect of, 701; Satan as 

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Society, 
container, 176-78; motif, as archetypal 
unconscious (the) ( cont.) : representative of, 732; in schizophrenia, is dreamlike, 353; spectral world of, 318; and subliminal perceptions, 3 13; symbolic language of, 356; symbol-producing, 262, 279; a treasure-house of lost memories, 313 
unconscious, collective, 41, 482, 483; activation of, 161, 162, 164; and anima, see anima s.v. personification; archetypes and, 38; children's awareness of, 95; contents of, 37; -, activated, 46; discovery of, 472; Elijah as, 675; in Germans, 573; and Gnosticism, 652, 664; and mutation of dominant ideas, 485; and nations, 577; patient's, onslaught of, 153; and primitive psychology, 553, 554; processes of, 6; -, and mystics, 98; and psychosis, 484; regulating influence of, 486; symbolism in, 38; as totality of archetypes, 682 
unconscious, personal, 37, 484, 515; contents of, 57, 58; is relative, 45, 58 
unconscious and consciousness: collaboration, 235; consciousness arises from, 10; conscious surrounded by sea of unconscious, 315; compensating, 621, 655, 657, 704; in Freud's theory, 515; independent and opposed, 5 I 5; as nonsense and sense, 262; relative importance of, 704; united, 120, 122 
unconscious contents: autonomous, 5 I 5; emotionality of, 258; fascination of, 74; in Freud's theory, 479; integration of, with consciousness, 606, 613, 618; origin of, 656; projection of, 3 I 6 
unconscious mind: and compensation of conscious attitude, 606; as matrix of conscious mind, 607; products of, 8; storehouse of relics, 4 I; structure of, 6 
unconscious processes, 36; compen- 

satory function of, 482; exteriorization of, 319; investigation of, 7; teleological character of, 482 
unconsciousness: in our civilization, 45; mutual, 140; through mutual contamination, see contamination s.v.; original condition of, 120; as treasure, 120 
underworld: psychic, 254; and water, I 17, 123 
Unesco (United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization): Second General Conference, 606n; J.'s memorandum to, 60613; Royaumont Conference, 606n 
universe, unobstructed, 3 15 
Urstein, M.: Die Dementia praecox und ihre Stellung zum manischdepressiven lrresein, J.'s review, 385 
Ursulines of London, 648 
v 
Valens, Emperor, 296 
Valentinus (Gnostic), 727, 826 value: feeling and, 13; idea of, 5; 
reactivation of, 453; subjective, of transference, 154, 160 
Varendonck, J.: "Les ideals des en- 
fants," 42In 
vase, in patient's drawing, 176, 179 Venus, 444 
Veraguth, Otto, 339&n Verena, St., 444 
Vespasian, 674 vessel, 12 I ; as 
ideas as, 3 I 0; image, 176 
	Vienna 	Psychoanalytic 
423&n,425n Vigouroux, A., and Juquelier, P.: 
"Contribution clinique a l'etude des delires du reve," 42 In 
Virgil: Eclogue V, I65n 
Virgin birth: in alchemy, 591; and rationalization, 271 
virginity, secret of, 27 I 

Vischer, Friedrich Theodor, 619 Visigoths, I 14 
vision (s), 295, 298; collective, 626, 630; dying man's, of sarcophagus, 758; of female saints, 298; as morbid symptoms, 205; of Paul on road to Damascus, 298; of professor, repeated in old woodcut, 229; and Resurrection, 693; of schizophrenic patient, 41; warning, 327 
visionaries, 298 
vita somnium breve, 233 
vocation, prophetic experience of, 696 Vodoz, J., 825n 
Vogt, Oskar, 34I&n 
Vogt, Ragnar, 377 
voices, heard by the insane, 3 I 2 volition, 370, 375 
Volkelt, J., 361 
voyeurism, 394 
W 
Wagner, Richard, 546; Flying Dutchman, 159; Parsifal, 118, 120, 742 Waldstein, Louis: Das Unbewusste Ich/The Subconscious Self, J.'s review, 339-42 
Walser, Hans H.: "An Early Psycho- 
analytical Tragedy," 426n Walton, Robert C., 744n 
wand, as dream symbol, 86, 92, 93 war: wish for, 274; World War I, 
567, 568 
water: divine, rite of, 270; healing, 749; and unconscious, 118; and underworld, I 17, 123 
Wehrlin, K.: "Dber die Assoziationen von Imbezillen und Idioten," J.'s abstract, 407, 408 
Welfare State, 245 
Welles, Orson, 627n 
Wells, Herbert George: The Time Machine, 28; The War of the Worlds, 627&n 
Weltanschauung: Christian, I 16; of Middle Ages, 115; need for, 698 

Weltwoche, 625n, 626n 
Wernicke, Carl, 378, 382; Grundriss der Psychiatrie in klinischen V orlesungen, J.'s review, 376 
West/western: Christian tradition in, 23 I; civilization, 245; consciousness, 245; and Iron Curtain, 244, 245; unease of, 254 
wheel, as sun-symbol, 95, 186 
White, Betty, medium, 313-16 
White, Richard (of Basingstoke), 545 White, Stewart Edward, 3 12n; Across 
the Unknown, 314n; The Betty Book. 314n, 3 I 6; The Road I Know, 314n; The Unobstructed Universe/Uneingeschranktes Weltall, 312&n, 314; -, J.'s foreword to German trans., 3 I 2-1 6 
White, Victor, 474, 710; God and the Unconscious, 474n, 708 
White House, 219 
wholeness, 62 I; meaning of, 123; of symbol-producing individual, 250; as unconscious fact, 686; unconscious tendency toward, 655 
Whyte, Lancelot Law: The Unconscious before Freud, 477n 
Wickes, Frances G., 474; The Inner World of Childhood, 474n, 613n; Inner World of Man, 613n; Von der inneren Welt des Menschen, J.'s foreword, 527-28 
Wilhelm, Richard, 68, 472, 485, 553&n; The Secret of the Golden Flower, 68n, 553&n 
will: and control of functions, 16; free, 2 I, 658; fulfilment of, 28 I; -power, 17; -, of complexes, 72; to power, of the East, 244 
Will cox, A. R.: The Rock Art of 
South Africa, 39n Wilmann, -, 385 
wise old man archetype, 484 wish-fulfilment, dream as, 363, 367, 
479 
witch: burning of, 3 I 8; -craft, 59 I; -hunts, 485, 607; warlocks and worricows, 256 

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Witcutt, W. P., 474; Catholic Thought and Modern Psychology, 474n; Return to Reality, 474n Wittels, Fritz: Die sexuelle Not, ].'s marginal notes on, 393-96 
Wolff, Toni, 4; Einfuhrung in die Grundlagen der komplexen Psychologie, 474&n 
Wolfram von Eschenbach, 798 woman, masculine attitude in, 520 word(s): as fetish, 710; superstitious 
belief in, 625, 710 work therapy, 417 
world: dehumanized, 255; principle, male or female, 254; Soul, 464; -, sparks of, 59 I; Teacher, new incarnation of, 267 
Wotan, 749; and Germany, 576 Wreschner, Arthur, 333&n Wright, Maurice B., 70 
Wulffen, Erich: Der Sexualverbrecher, ].'s review, 397 
Wundt, Wilhelm, 78&n, 370, 477, 773; association experiments of, 471 
Y 
Yahweh/YHWH, 682, 690; active principle of, 687; consciousness of, 718; Elijah and, 677; as monad, 715; moral and immoral, 709; opposites unconscious in, 7 I 6; paradoxical, 690 
Yellowlees, David, 124 
Yoga, 120; Chinese, 5 I 6; consciousness in, 72; Indian and Chinese, 

465; Kundalini, 120, 516; Tantric, I I, 515 
yogi, 620 
Z 
Zeitschrift fur angewandte Psychologie und psychologische Sammelforschung, 333n 
Zen: see Buddhism s.v. 
Zentralblatt fur Psychoanalyse, 423n, 425&n,55In 
Zeus, 40 
Ziegler, K. A. (bookseller): Al- 
chemie, 747n 
Zilboorg, Gregory, 634n 
Zimmer, Heinrich, 472, 485,529 Zinzendorf, Count Nikolaus Ludwig 
von, 681&n 
zodiac, sign of Leo, 121 Ziillner, Friedrich, 3 14 Zoroaster, I 17 
Zosimus of Panopolis, 545, 75 I Zurcher Student, 614n, 637n 
Zurich, 49, 51, 67, 139, 301; branch of the International Psychoanalytic Association, 423, 424; Eidgeniissische Technische Hochschule/Federal Polytechnic (E.T.H.), 3, 515n, 614n, 615, 686n, 707; Psychoanalytic Society, 552n; Psychological Club, 748n, 779n, 797n; school of psychoanalysis, 381, 433n, 434; -, abstracts of works, 398-42 I; University Psychiatric Clinic, 333; see also Burghiilzli Mental Hospital 
Zwinglian Church, 273 

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