The Life, Work and Legacy of Carl Jung
James Hillman on Animals: A Correspondence Interviewed by John Stockwell JS: You speak now of “ensouling the world.” How does this relate to concerns that people have about the destruction of nature and the extinction of species, about cruelty to animals and killing them? HILLMAN: According to prevailing Western (or Northern) consciousness, the world is … Read more
EXCERPTS FROM SELECTED LETTERS C. G. JUNG From a Father to a Little Daughter London, July 1st 1919 Dear Marianne, It was sweet of you to write me a letter. It has made me so happy that I am writing you a letter too. If you can’t read it, Mama will read it to you. … Read more
Marie-Louise von Franz – The Idea of the Macro- and Microcosmos in the Light of Jungian Psychology THE title of this paper, which seeks to combine such widely separated subjects as alchemical symbolism and modern psychology of the unconscious, might perhaps cause surprise. For the benefit of those unacquainted with the work of Jung I … Read more
Lucy Huskinson, Analytical Psychology and Spirit Possession: Towards a Non-Pathological Diagnosis of Spirit Possession Lucy Huskinson, Analytical Psychology and Spirit Possession: Towards a Non-Pathological Diagnosis of Spirit Possession Undermining the Tendency to Pathologize Spirit Possession Analytical psychology does not differentiate between the many cultural or anthropological variations of spiritual experience. Instead it conflates all transcendent … Read more