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| Foreword | |
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| Preface | |
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| Note of Acknowledgment | |
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| Translators' Note | |
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| Introduction | |
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| The Origin of Jung's Point of View | |
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| Freud's Contributions Before the Turn of the Century | |
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| From Trauma to the Feeling-Toned Complex | |
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| Association Experiment and Feeling-Toned Complex | |
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| Complex and Trauma | |
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| Acute and Chronic Complexes | |
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| The Inner Unity of the Complex | |
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| The Nuclear Element as the Center of the Complex | |
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| Unconscious and Conscious Complexes | |
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| The Autonomy of the Unconscious Complex | |
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| The Ego-Complex and the Autonomous Complex | |
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| The Unconscious Complex as Part of the Personality | |
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| Personal and Impersonal Complexes | |
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| Psychic Conflict and Complex | |
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| The Meaning of the Complex | |
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| From Psychic "Mechanisms" to the Total Personality | |
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| Psychic Mechanisms in General | |
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| Substitution and Symbolization | |
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| Repression and Dissociation | |
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| The Theory of Repression in Freud's Psychology | |
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| Repression in the Light of Jung's Psychology | |
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| Development of Consciousness and Repression | |
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| Heightened Unconscious Performance and Repression | |
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| The Unity and Totality of the Personality | |
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| From the Personal to the Collective Contents of the Psyche | |
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| The Psychology of Fantasy | |
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| Fantasy as Distortion and Wish-Fulfillment (Freud) | |
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| Fantasy as Creative Formation (Jung) | |
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| Archaic Fantasies | |
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| Goal-Directedness in the Psyche | |
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| The Primordial Image | |
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| The Archetype as Structural Element and as Formative Principle | |
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| The Archetypal Image as Creative Center | |
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| Archetypal Image and Consciousness | |
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| From the Unconscious Drive to the Collective Unconscious | |
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| Freud's Concept of Consciousness and the Unconscious | |
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| Consciousness and the Unconscious in Jung's Psychology | |
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| The Totality of Consciousness and the Unconscious | |
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| Ego and Consciousness | |
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| The Unconscious | |
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| The Personal Unconscious | |
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| The Collective Unconscious | |
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| Archaic Inheritance and Collective Unconscious | |
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| Archaic Inheritance and Instinct | |
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| Fantasies and Primal Scenes | |
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| Phylogenetic Inheritance and Historical Repression | |
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| From Libido to Psychic Energy | |
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| Freud's Sexual Theory | |
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| Infantile Sexuality and the Organization of the Libido | |
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| Freud's Concept of Infantile Sexuality: Polymorphous Perverse Disposition and the Diphasic Process of Sexuality | |
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| Freud's Organization of the Libido and the Oedipus Complex | |
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| Infantile Sexuality According to Jung | |
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| Polyvalent and Polymorphous Perverse Disposition | |
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| The Latency Period as the Beginning of Sexuality | |
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| The Oedipus Complex as an Archetypal Image | |
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| The Libido as Undivided Vital Energy (Jung) | |
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| The Concept of Psychic Energy | |
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| Equivalent Transformations of the Libido | |
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| Principle of Equivalence and Transformation of Energy | |
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| Symbol Formation and Equivalence Principle | |
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| Tension of the Opposites and Energic Adjustment | |
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| The Primary Connection of Archetypal Image and Instinct | |
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| Incest Image and Rebirth | |
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| The Biological Hypothesis in Freud's Works | |
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| Concluding Remarks | |
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| From the Causal to the Hermeneutic Method | |
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| Free Association and Freud's Causal Method | |
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| Bound Association and Jung's Finality-Oriented Point of View | |
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| The Prospective and Constructive Method | |
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| The Method of Amplification | |
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| Neurosis and Dream | |
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| Neurosis: A Problem of Drives or of Personality? | |
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| Neurosis in the Light of Freud's Theory of Instincts | |
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| Neurosis as Personality Problem (Jung) | |
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| Neurosis as Disunion with Oneself | |
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| Neurosis and Cure | |
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| Dissociation in Neurosis and Psychosis | |
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| The Dream as Symptom (Freud) and the Dream as Symbol (Jung) | |
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| Freud's Concept of the Dream | |
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| The Dream in Jung's Psychology | |
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| The Dream as Manifestation of the Unconscious | |
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| Distortion or Symbolic Formation? | |
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| Wish-fulfillment or Self-portrayal? | |
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| Sleep-Preservation vs. the Function of Compensation | |
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| Dream and Sleep | |
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| The Compensating Function of the Dream | |
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| The Meaning and Interpretation of the Dream | |
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| Drem Interpretation and State of Consciousness | |
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| The Assimilation of the Meaning of the Dream | |
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| Interpretation on the Subjective and Objective Levels | |
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| Historical Survey of the Concept of Projection | |
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| From Sign to Symbol | |
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| Symbolization and Symbol in Freud's Work | |
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| The Symbol as a Relatively Unknown Entity (Jung) | |
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| The Incest Symbol | |
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| The Symbol as Mediator | |
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| The Symbol of the Self | |
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| The Self as a Uniting Symbol | |
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| The Religious Function of the Self | |
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| Archetype of the Self and Inner Experience | |
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| Jung's Concepts from 1936 to 1961 | |
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| The Archetype-As-Such | |
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| The Archetype as a Regulator | |
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| Archetype and Instinct (Drive) | |
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| The Psyche Viewed from Transcendental Factors | |
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| The Archetype-As-Such: A Form of a priori Orderedness | |
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| The Relativity of Consciousness and the Unconscious | |
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| The Indeterminacy of the Unconscious | |
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| The Approximate Aspect of Consciousness | |
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| The Psyche as a Conscious/Unconscious Whole | |
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| The Psychoid-Unconscious as an Acausal Arrangement in Psychology and Physics | |
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| Freud and Transcendental Reality | |
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| Concluding Remarks | |
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| Bibliography | |
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| Name Index | |
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| Subject Index | |