2 thinkers, books, and ideas connected to this field.
Jung's seven notebooks of active imagination from 1913–1932 — the raw source material from which the Red Book was elaborated — published in 2020 by Sonu Shamdasani, providing the unmediated record of Jung's inner dialogues.
Jung's illustrated manuscript — kept private during his lifetime and published only in 2009 — containing his active imaginations from 1914–1930, in which he descended into the unconscious, encountered archetypal figures (Philemon, Elijah, Salome), and derived the core concepts of analytical psychology from lived experience.