Psychology and Religion: West and East

The book is in good condition with a sturdy hardcover binding. The dust jacket is present but shows wear, including minor edge tears and small chips. There is an inscription inside, but no signs of being an ex-library copy. The pages are clean with no significant markings except for some underlining.

"Psychology and Religion: West and East" by C. G. Jung is a significant work in the field of psychology, exploring the intersection of psychological concepts with religious traditions from both Western and Eastern perspectives. This edition, published by Princeton University Press in 1975, is part of the prestigious Bollingen Series XX and represents the third printing of the second edition, originally copyrighted in 1969. Jung, a pioneering figure in analytical psychology, delves into the symbolic elements of religion and their psychological implications. This hardcover edition is distinct for its inclusion in the Bollingen Series, which is known for scholarly works of enduring value. The book is not signed but does contain an inscription. It is a valuable addition for collectors and scholars interested in Jung's exploration of the convergence of psychology and spirituality. The book is in good condition, although the dust jacket shows signs of wear with minor edge tears.