BOLLINGEN SERIES
Books of permanent interest
ART AND ILLUSION
A Study in the Psychology of Pictorial Representation
The A. W. Mellon Lectures in the Fine Arts, 1956
By
E.
H. Gombrich. "I have learned a great deal from this volume, but what I
shall remember about it is the author's warmth and wit, the fabulous range of
his references and the richness of personaUty that lies behind the whole per–
formance."-Alfred Frankenstein, N. Y. TIMES BOOK REVIEW. 320 illustrations,
18 in color.
$10.00
ZEN AND JAPANESE CULTURE
By Daisetz T. SuzukI. "A wealth of material, profusely and handsomely iI/us–
trated."-Nancy Wilson Ross, N. Y. TIMES BOOK REVIEW. With 69 collotype
plates.
$8.50
THE LIMITS OF ART
Collected and edited by Huntington Cairns. Great prose and poetry from Homer
to Joyce, with an appraisal of each work by great critics, ancient and modern.
"Unique In scope, variety, and excellence. The
firs~
radically new idea for an
anthology In the past 100 years,"-Allen Tate. 1473 pages.
$8.50
CHAPMAN'S HOMER
The Iliad; The Odyssey and the Lesser Homerica
Edited, with introductions, by Allardyce Nicoll. This edition of George Chapman's
long·out·of-print text; while preserving the original as nearly as possible, may be
enjoyed by the modern reader.
2 vols., boxed $10.00
PSYCHOLOGICAL REFLECTIONS
An Anthology from the Writings of C. G. Jung
Collected and edited by Jolande Jacobi. A Survey of the work of Dr. Jung.
arranged under four main sections; The Nature and Activity of the Psyche,
Man in His Relation to Others, The World of Values, and On Ultimate Things.
$4.50
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