Daimon Publishers - Selected books on Jungian Psychology and personal development, including such well-known authors as Marie-Louise von Franz, Aniela Jaffé, Verena Kast, C. A. Meier, Laurens van der Post and others. Excerpts and sample chapters available online. (English and German language books)
The Works of Marie-Louise von Franz - Probably best known for her works on fairytale interpretation, this site contains information and links on this pre-eminent Jungian author's books, essays and films. (English and German languages)
Brunner-Routledge's Jung Arena - Provides professionals and researchers with and interest in C.G. Jung and Jungian analysis with web resources and information on the range of books and journals from Brunner-Routledge.
Chiron Publications - Specializes in books on analytical psychology inspired by and extending the work of C. G. Jung. Titles also explore the psychology of religion, mythology, literature and feminism.
Journal of Analytical psychology - The world's leading English language journal on Jungian psychology.
Psychological Perspectives - Journal published semi-annually since 1970 by the C. G. Jung Institute of Los Angeles. Explores and documents a wide range of professional and personal issues related to Jungian thought and practice. The journal offers original articles, interviews, fiction writing, book, video and film reviews, art, illustrations and poetry.
The Jungian Tarot and Its Archetypcal Imagery - Preface to Dr. Robert Wang's book that demonstrates parallels between Jungian philosophy and Hermetic Kabbalah.
Threads Knots Tapestries - Studies Jungian theories of dream interpretation and dream groups, showing how one person's dreams might affect the dreams of others.
psychotherapy ebook by Jane Haynes - psychotherapist - 'Who is it that can tell me who I am?' The journal of a psychotherapist By Jane Haynes - Forward by Hilary Mantel
The Development of Psychoanalysis and Orientation of the Self - The development of psychoanalysis and orientation of the self in the context of twentieth century western societies. By Mark Norton.
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