Quadrant is the C.G. Jung Foundation’s journal of interesting and accessible articles and reviews on analytical psychology and related subjects. It is devoted to the full spectrum of Jungian psychology. For subscription information and an index of articles from recent issues, see below. Quadrant offers essays grounded in personal and professional experience, which focus on issues of matter and body, psyche and spirit. Major themes of Jung’s work are explored through mythological, archetypal and alchemical motifs and images, as well as through historical, scientific, clinical, and cultural observation.

Quadrant has been in publication since 1968 and releases one volume (two issues) per year, encompassing a wide range of topics of interest to the general public and to professionals. The journal is included free of charge among Jung Foundation membership benefits and is also available to the general public by subscription or through the C.G. Jung Foundation Book Service. Please direct subscription and advertising inquiries to the C.G. Jung Foundation, 28 East 39th Street, New York, NY 10016. Telephone (212) 697-6430.

Quadrant is the C.G. Jung Foundation’s journal of interesting and accessible articles and reviews on analytical psychology and related subjects. It is devoted to the full spectrum of Jungian psychology. Quadrant is published online twice annually, two issues to a volume.