The Magna Carta of Carl Jung: His Discoveries of Psychological Types

Magna Carta is Latin for “a great or distinguished paper”.  The Magna Carta of Carl Jung refers to Jung’s discovery of the psychological types.  Jung’s theory of types is the first and only purely psychological typology ever developed.  The Magna Carta of Carl Jung provides an authentic representation of Jung’s original theory, in his own words, from his book, Psychological Types.  It is not a summary, but presents Jung’s concepts in a narrative format accessible to both the educated layperson and the specialist.  For Jung himself it provided an indispensable compass on his psychological voyages of discovery.