Jung on Death and Immortality

An anthology of Jung's writings on death, dying, and the afterlife — collecting his scattered reflections on what analytical psychology implies about the nature of the soul and its fate after death.

Jung's eschatology: the psyche's relationship to death as a central problem of individuation. The archetypes of death and rebirth. Jung's agnosticism about literal survival combined with his consistent claim that the psyche experiences itself as non-temporal — and that this has implications for how we think about death. Draws from Memories Dreams Reflections, letters, and lectures.