The Complex: Path of Transformation from Archetype to Ego (Studies in Jungian Psychology by Jungian Analysts, 98) Paperback – 25 April 2002

Absolutely a KEY READ that can be instrumental towards understanding the underlying theories that veil the deep intricacies and workings of Analytic Psychology (formerly known as Complex Psychology). If you wish to know more about the more pragmatic aspects of Jungian Psychology - and more importantly, if you would like a practical doorway into the personal unconscious (via understanding its workings more deeply, and being able then to reverse engineer the path to the origins of its workings as they unfold - so too speak), this groundbreaking theory in Complex Psychology as narrated in this book is innovative and exactly what you are looking for if you wish to "see" the workings of complexes in yourself, in others, at work in relationships, and influencing the unconscious, though executed, activities of society at large.

I guess this is the real deal. It’s very sophisticated writing, I didn’t get it in some parts but this is Jung, it’s a whole deep thing, you just gave to dive and try. This writer is a true Jung scholar. Respect.

Truly a fantastic book about psychological complexes.