This volume presents the final decade of correspondence from the influential psychoanalyst Carl Jung, offering direct insight into his thoughts and work during a critical period of his life. Edited by his close associates Aniela Jaffé and Gerhard Adler, the letters reveal Jung's engagement with his theories, his reflections on the state of the world, and his interactions with colleagues and patients.

This collection of letters from C.G. Jung's final decade is regarded as a significant primary source for understanding his later thought and personal engagement with his work. The editorial contributions of Aniela Jaffé and Gerhard Adler provide context for these deeply personal and professional exchanges. The volume offers scholars and interested readers a direct line to Jung's mind during a period of intense intellectual activity and reflection, making it a valuable resource for the study of analytical psychology.