Jung: Book 9781473601765, 9781473601772, 1473601770
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English Pages 353 pages Year 2015
Table of contents :
Cover
Book title
Contents
Introduction
How to use this book
SECTION 1: Introducing Jung and his discoveries
1 Creative madness? Confronting the unconscious
Working with the unconscious
Making sense of the unconscious
Jung's 'Red Book'
2 The dreamer awakes: Jung's early life
A child of the unconscious?
Formative influences: family
Formative influences: Jung's 'big' dream
Formative influences: childhood and adolescence
3 Jung's early career and key influences
Jung's turn towards psychiatry
Word association and Jung's 'complex' theory. Searching for inspiration: Jung's philosophical framework4 Freud and Jung: a meeting of minds?
Common insights and ideas
Sticking points between Freud and Jung
Points of agreement between Freud and Jung
The end of the friendship
SECTION 2: The world within: Jung's model of the human psyche
5 Self and ego: listening to the inner voice
A new formula for ego?
Self: the missing piece for Jung
Self and its place in the psyche
The ego-self axis
Ego and its place in the psyche
6 Ego's face and back: persona and shadow
Ego: outward looking and inward facing. Persona: a mask for every occasionShadow: a moral problem
Shadow as a resource
7 Anima and animus: inner partners or adversaries?
Contra-sexuality: personal and collective
Anima and animus
Anima and animus --
still relevant?
8 From archetype to complex
Jung, archetype and complex
Archetypes: the collective and the personal
Complex and its influence on the psyche
Archetypes, complexes, analysis
9 Jung's typological model
Personality: tabula rasa or constitutional factors?
Four personality functions
The hierarchy of typological functions
Typology in Jungian analysis. SECTION 3: Jungian analytic practice10 Jungian analysis
Making space for psyche
Freud's influence and the analytic frame
Ethics and boundaries
The analytic setting
The analyst as 'blank screen'?
Analytic principles and process
Jung's four-stage model
11 Working with dreams
Royal road to what?
Jung's perspective on dreaming
The structure of a dream
Working with dreams
12 Active imagination
Working with image, archetype and the transcendent function
Working with active imagination
Active imagination in Jungian analysis
13 Alchemy and analysis
The influence of alchemy on Jung. Alchemical principlesLimitations and possibilities
14 Working with children and lifespan development
Jung and the 'child' archetype
Jung's model of the life stages
Post-Jungian theory and practice
15 Working with mental health difficulties
Jung and the mind-body connection
Jung's approach to depression
Addiction: a sickness of the spirit
Trauma: an archetypal approach
Personality disorders and other mental health needs
SECTION 4: Jung's legacy: culture, spirituality and therapy
16 Jung's legacy in the arts and sciences
Jung's grand project
Synchronicity as connecting principle.
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