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Date
1969
Creation Date
2017-07-14
Description
144 p. : illus. ; 18 cm. Series: Signet book, T3757. Note: Translation of Ein moderner Mythus von Dingen, die am Himmel gesehen werden.
Digital Collection
Irene P. Ertman Science Fiction Book Collection
Object Type
Book
Identifier
ertman_032
Image Format
Physical Object
Repository
Special Collections, Leonard H. Axe Library
Publisher Digital
Paperback Library
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Transcript
Jung on UFOs
A Landmark of Psychological Research
Are flying saucers really enigmatic vehicles from beyond Earth? Or are they profoundly human fantasy: modern man’s vision of wholeness and serenity in a fragmented and violent world?
The great psychologist C.G. Jung brilliantly probes the relationship between UFOs and mankind’s troubled unconscious. He explores and explains flying saucer symbolism in dreams, psychotherapeutic case studies and contemporary art and ends with a startling conclusion: While not denying the possibility of extra-terrestrial visitation, Dr. Jung sees UFO data as the New Mythology, and flying saucers as the Gods of the Age of Science.
FLYING SAUCERS, appearing for the first time in paperback, is both a disturbing and fascinating work. It is a pivotal thinker’s invaluable contribution to psychological research: “Intriguing and provocative.”- SAN FRANCISCO CHRONICLE
