The Undiscovered Self

Bibliographic Details

• Title: The Undiscovered Self
• Author: C. G. Jung
• ISBN-13: 9789365618594
• Pages: 40
• Edition: First Edition (2026)
• Binding: Paperback
• Genre: Psychology > Analytical Psychology > Philosophy of Self > Personal Development
• Recommended Age Group: 16+ years
• Reading Difficulty: Moderate
• Estimated Reading Time to Finish: 1–2 hours
• Price: ₹125.00/-

Description

The Undiscovered Self by C. G. Jung is one of the most accessible and thought-provoking introductions to the ideas of the renowned Swiss psychiatrist and founder of analytical psychology. In this concise yet profound work, Jung explores the relationship between the individual and modern society, examining how mass movements, collective ideologies, and social pressures can weaken personal identity and self-understanding.

Jung argues that genuine freedom and psychological stability begin with self-knowledge. Rather than losing oneself in group thinking, political systems, or external influences, he encourages individuals to undertake the challenging but rewarding task of understanding their own minds. Through reflections on consciousness, the unconscious, personal responsibility, and individuality, the book highlights the importance of discovering the deeper dimensions of the self.

Written during a period of significant political and social upheaval, The Undiscovered Self remains remarkably relevant in an age shaped by mass media, social influence, and rapidly changing cultural environments. Jung’s insights invite readers to examine their beliefs, motivations, fears, and inner conflicts while cultivating greater awareness and psychological independence.

Compact in length but rich in ideas, this classic work is ideal for students of psychology, philosophy, sociology, and personal development, as well as general readers interested in self-understanding and human behavior. The Undiscovered Self continues to inspire readers to seek authenticity, personal responsibility, and a deeper awareness of their unique individuality.

Key Features

• Classic introduction to C. G. Jung’s psychological thought.
• Explores individuality in modern mass society.
• Examines consciousness and the unconscious mind.
• Encourages self-awareness and personal responsibility.
• Discusses freedom, identity, and psychological growth.
• Accessible and concise philosophical-psychological work.
• Relevant to contemporary social and cultural issues.
• Ideal for students of psychology and philosophy.
• Offers timeless insights into human nature.
• Excellent starting point for Jungian studies.

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• Year: 2026