This book, a 1915 edition of the lectures Jung gave at Fordham University, contains views that are utterly out of date now, but it still offers an intriguing look into Jung's thoughts during a pivotal point in his life. Three years prior, he had gone it alone and published Psychology of the Unconscious, also known as Wandlungen und Symbole der Libido. That book symbolised both his departure from the Freud-led Vienna school and the breakdown of the intensely personal bond between Jung and Freud. Although Jung is no longer a Freudian, he is not yet a Jungian; his own psychological theory is still in the early stages of development.
So, in this book, we see him going through a transition, his ideas still being developed, and his theory still being a work in progress. Students of psychology and its history will find it intriguing to watch the ideas for which we remember him take hold.
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