Bollingen Recollections

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The Bollingen Series鈥攑ublished by 91桃色 since 1969鈥攊s one of the most distinguished publishing ventures of the twentieth and twenty-first centuries. Begun in 1940 by Mary and Paul Mellon, and originally published by Pantheon Books, the series features some 275 iconic books in psychology, mythology, archaeology, art history, religion, literature, and related fields, including the collected works of C. G. Jung, Samuel Taylor Coleridge, and Paul Val茅ry, as well as the A. W. Mellon Lectures in the Fine Arts. Together, Bollingen books鈥攆rom the bestselling Wilhelm/Baynes translation of The I Ching and D. T. Suzuki鈥檚 Zen and Japanese Culture to Vladimir 狈补产辞办辞惫鈥檚 translation of Eugene Onegin and E. H. Gombrich鈥檚 Art and Illusion鈥have had an enormous intellectual and cultural influence and continue to engage readers around the world. 

Repackaged and Visually Organized by Theme

Bollingen Recollections is an exciting and ambitious multiyear project to republish all the books in the Bollingen Series鈥攅xcept for Jung鈥檚 Collected Works and the Mellon Lectures, which are already available鈥攊n high-quality new paper, accessible ebook, and hardcover editions. While some of these books have been available in paperback and ebook before, many Bollingen titles have been out of print for decades and have never before been available in paperback or ebook. The goal of Bollingen Recollections is to make all of the Bollingen Series permanently available in all formats and the beautiful new series design visually organizes the books by themes and mini-collections. 

The first books will be published in early 2026, and additional titles will be released each year until all the books have been republished. 

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Analytical Psychology

The Collected Works of C. G. Jung  鈥 C. G. Jung Seminars  鈥 Erich Neumann  鈥 and more

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Archaeology

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Art and Aesthetics

The A. W. Mellon Lectures in the Fine Arts 鈥 Ananda K. Coomaraswamy 鈥 Andr茅 Malraux鈥檚 The Psychology of Art 鈥 Max Raphael 鈥 Studies in Religious Iconography 鈥 The Kariye Djami 鈥 and more

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Literature and Literary Criticism

The Collected Works of Samuel Taylor Coleridge 鈥 The Notebooks of Samuel Taylor Coleridge 鈥 The Divine Comedy 鈥 Miguel de Unamuno 鈥 Saint-John Perse 鈥 The Collected Works of Paul Val茅ry 鈥 Hugo von Hofmannsthal 鈥 狈补产辞办辞惫鈥檚 Eugene Onegin 鈥 Chapman鈥檚 Homer 鈥 and more 

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Philosophy

Complete Works of Aristotle 鈥 Plato and Related Works 

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Religion, Mythology, and Symbolism

Carl Ker茅nyi鈥檚 Archetypal Images in Greek Religion 鈥 Joseph Campbell 鈥 Mircea Eliade 鈥 Heinrich Zimmer 鈥 Henry Corbin 鈥 Maud Oakes 鈥 Papers from the Eranos Yearbooks 鈥 Jewish Symbols in the Greco-Roman Period 鈥 The Passion of al-Hall膩j 鈥 The Muqaddimah 鈥 The I Ching and Related Titles 鈥 Egyptian Religious Texts and Representations 鈥 and more 

Featured Mini-Collections

Mini-collections allow you to build your own Bollingen Recollections library in easy-to-purchase bundles of related books. The first two mini-collections鈥攆eaturing Erich Neumann and Heinrich Zimmer鈥檚 celebrated Bollingen titles鈥攚ill be available in early 2026.
 

Erich Neumann

Amor and Psyche
The Archetypal World of Henry Moore
Art and the Creative Unconscious
Creative Man
The Fear of the Feminine
The Great Mother
The Origins and History of Consciousness
The Place of Creation 
 

Heinrich Zimmer

The Art of Indian Asia, Volume 1
The Art of Indian Asia, Volume 2
The King and the Corpse
Myths and Symbols in Indian Art and Civilization
The Philosophies of India
 

Discover More of the Bollingen Series

A. W. Mellon Lectures in the Fine Arts

The Bollingen Series was largely completed in 2002 with the publication of its 275th volume, but one part of the series continues to produce new volumes鈥攖he A. W. Mellon Lectures in the Fine Arts, which is cosponsored by the National Gallery of Art in Washington, DC, and which the New York Times has called 鈥渁 great contribution to civilized discourse.鈥

Collected Works of C. G. Jung

Published in twenty volumes between 1953 and 1979, with some ancillary volumes published later, The Collected Works of C. G. Jung, which brings together almost all of Jung鈥檚 published writings in English translation, is at the heart of the Bollingen Series.

Praise for the Bollingen Series

鈥淎 highly acclaimed series.鈥
鈥New York Times

鈥淎 shining beacon in the darkness of the atomic age.鈥
鈥擟. G. Jung

鈥淣ever before in the history of publishing has there been an author list as distinguished as that of Bollingen, nor has a publishing program had a more telling impact on the thought of its time.鈥
鈥Wilson Library Bulletin

鈥淭he Bollingen Series of books … is a remarkable example of private munificence subserving scholarly purposes.鈥
鈥擜nthony Storr, Times Literary Supplement

鈥淎 storehouse of precious spiritual riches.鈥
鈥擜niela Jaff茅, editor of C. G. Jung鈥檚 autobiography, Memories, Dreams, Reflections

鈥淎n integral part of the counter-culture… . The Bollingen Series and the Foundation are more than very civilized. They have proved to be very civilizing. In no trivial way they have modified the Zeitgeist.鈥
鈥擜merican poet, translator, and essayist Kenneth Rexroth, from the essay 鈥淭he Bollingen Series鈥 (1967)

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