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The Red Book

The Red Book

FormatHardback
LanguageEnglish
Copyright2009
Original TitleLiber Novus
Original LanguageGerman
AuthorCarl Gustav Jung
EditorSonu Shamdasani
Preface byUlrich Hoerni
Translated byMark Kyburz, John Peck, Sonu Shamdasani
PublisherPhilemon Series, The Philemon Foundation, W. W. Norton & Company
Copyright HolderThe Foundation of the Works of C. G. Jung
Copyright Holder (Translation)Mark Kyburz, John Peck, Sonu Shamdasani
Copyright Holder (Introduction/Prologue)Sonu Shamdasani
Manufacturing byMondadori Printing S.p.A.
Art Director/EditorLarry Vigon
Book Design byLarry Vigon, Eric Baker Design Associates
CompositionLarry Vigon, Eric Baker Design Associates
Scans byDigital Fusion
FormatHardback
LanguageEnglish
LocationItaly
Copyright2009
Pages / Font371 pages
ISBN 13978-0-393-06567-1
Library of Congress Classification NumberBF109.J8 A3 2009
Dewey Decimal Classification Number150.19'54 22
Chapters
Preface Abbreviations and Note on Pagination Acknowledgments The Red Book Liber Novus: The "Red Book" of C. G. Jung by Sonu Shamdasani Translators' Note Editorial Note Liber Primus Prologue: The Way of What is to Come Chapter I: Refinding the Soul Chapter II: Soul and God Chapter III: On the Service of the Soul Chapter IV: The Desert Experiences in the Desert Chapter V: Descent into Hell in the Future Chapter VI: Splitting of the Spirit Chapter VII: Murder of the Hero Chapter VIII: The Conception of the God Chapter IX: Mysterium. Encounter Chapter X: Instruction Chapter XI: Resolution Liber Secundus The Images of the Erring Chapter I: The Red One Chapter II: The Castle in the Forest Chapter III: One of the Lowly Chapter IV: The Anchorite. Dies I [Day 1] Chapter V: Dies II [Day 2] Chapter VI: Death Chapter VII: The Remains of Earlier Temples Chapter VIII: First Day Chapter IX: Second Day Chapter X: The Incantations Chapter XI: The Opening of the Egg Chapter XII: Hell Chapter XIII: The Sacrificial Murder Chapter XIV: Divine Folly Chapter XV: Nox secunda [Second Night] Chapter XVI: Nox tertia [Third Night] Chapter XVII: Nox quarta [Fourth Night] Chapter XVIII: The Three Prophecies Chapter XIX: The Gift of Magic Chapter XX: The Way of the Cross Chapter XXI: The Magician Scrutinies Epilogue Appendix A: Mandalas Appendix B: Commentaries Appendix C: Entry for 16 January 1916 from Black Book 5
Preface Abbreviations and Note on Pagination Acknowledgments The Red Book Liber Novus: The "Red Book" of C. G. Jung by Sonu Shamdasani Translators' Note Editorial Note Liber Primus Prologue: The Way of What is to Come Chapter I: Refinding the Soul Chapter II: Soul and God Chapter III: On the Service of the Soul Chapter IV: The Desert Experiences in the Desert Chapter V: Descent into Hell in the Future Chapter VI: Splitting of the Spirit Chapter VII: Murder of the Hero Chapter VIII: The Conception of the God Chapter IX: Mysterium. Encounter Chapter X: Instruction Chapter XI: Resolution Liber Secundus The Images of the Erring Chapter I: The Red One Chapter II: The Castle in the Forest Chapter III: One of the Lowly Chapter IV: The Anchorite. Dies I [Day 1] Chapter V: Dies II [Day 2] Chapter VI: Death Chapter VII: The Remains of Earlier Temples Chapter VIII: First Day Chapter IX: Second Day Chapter X: The Incantations Chapter XI: The Opening of the Egg Chapter XII: Hell Chapter XIII: The Sacrificial Murder Chapter XIV: Divine Folly Chapter XV: Nox secunda [Second Night] Chapter XVI: Nox tertia [Third Night] Chapter XVII: Nox quarta [Fourth Night] Chapter XVIII: The Three Prophecies Chapter XIX: The Gift of Magic Chapter XX: The Way of the Cross Chapter XXI: The Magician Scrutinies Epilogue Appendix A: Mandalas Appendix B: Commentaries Appendix C: Entry for 16 January 1916 from Black Book 5
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