A friend of mine enrolled in a graduate program in psychology told me that the textbook for the personality theories class dedicated one page to Jungian Psychology. Although probably the most comprehensive theorists in his field, Jung gets little attention in academic circles because he is not adequately "scientific." Because my friend is primarily interested in Jung's theory and chose it as a topic for a major paper, she asked me for a list of resource material. I am posting the bibliography here for those interested:
BIBLIOGRAPHY
Adams, Michael Vannoy. The Mythological Unconscious, NY: 2001
Bair, Deirdre. Jung: A Biography, Little, Brown, and Company, NY:
2003
deLazlo, Violet (Ed.). The Basic Writings of C.G. Jung, Bollingen,
Princeton: 1990
Douglas, Claire. The Woman in the Mirror, NY: Sigo Press, 1990
Jung, C.G. Dreams, Princeton University Press, Princeton: 1974
Jung, C.G. Memories, Dreams, Reflections, Vintage, NY: 1963
Miles, Jack. Christ, A Crisis in the Life of God, Knopf, NY: 2001
Miles, Jack. God: A Biography, Random House, NY: 1995
Singer, June. Boundaries of the Soul, Doubleday, Garden City, NY:
1972
Stein, Murray. Jung’s Map of the Soul, Open Court, Chicago: 1998
Stein, Murray. Jung's Treatment of Christianity, Chiron, Wilmette, IL:
1985
Whitmont, Edward C. The Symbolic Quest, Princeton University
Press, Princeton: 1969