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Concerning Mandala Symbolism

C. G. Jung

book · 1950 (essay); English in the Collected Works

C. G. Jung, “Concerning Mandala Symbolism.”

The Archetypes and the Collective Unconscious (Collected Works 9i)

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Twentieth century

  • Mandala is associated with Analytical psychology.

    Jung reads mandalas as psychic diagrams. A twentieth-century clinical-literary use, dated as modern interpretation.

    from C. G. Jung · Concerning Mandala Symbolism, 1950 (essay); English in the Collected Works

    associated with · sourced · modern interpretation

  • Analytical psychology belongs to Twentieth century.

    Jung’s essays on mandala symbolism are mid-twentieth-century. They are not a translation of a sūtra.

    from C. G. Jung · Concerning Mandala Symbolism, 1950 (essay); English in the Collected Works

    belongs to · sourced · modern interpretation

  • Twentieth century contains Analytical psychology.

    Jung’s mandala essay is a twentieth-century document. Not a sūtra.

    from C. G. Jung · Concerning Mandala Symbolism, 1950 (essay); English in the Collected Works

    contains · sourced · modern interpretation