About the book: 2003 / This edition includes three world-famous works by C. G. Jung: "The Tavistock Lectures" (1935), "Symbols and the Interpretation of Dreams" (1961) and "Symbolic Life" (1939). These are oral reports, subsequently published, and a popular work for non-specialists, which sets out the fundamental principles of analytical psychology, created in the last year of Jung’s life. The book is addressed to specialists - psychologists, philosophers, cultural historians and anyone interested in issues of analytical psychology.